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- noun The socialist philosophy and political program developed by Karl Marx and Frederick Engels.
- noun Any social or political philosophy or ideology derived from the thought of Karl Marx.
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Examples
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You can call it marxism, socialism, or "whateverism" you want to call it, but it is the right thing for America.
Movement 'coming from the soil of America,' conservative says
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It's happening here folks; cultural marxism is upon us, but we can still blog.
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Now you are pro in marxism and Russian history too?
Think Progress » Bush: American Foreign Policy No Longer Seeks to ‘Manage Calm’
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The problem with marxism is that it is extremism, just like the fascism you preach.
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Social marxism is a cancer to the concept of the individual, the individuals creativity and thus to the true human spirit.
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I think that marxism is better debated by a biology metaphor.
Coyote Blog » Blog Archive » 60 Second Refutation of Socialism, While Sitting at the Beach
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In fact, it was largely made up of Marxists who were disgusted with the path that so-called marxism was taking in the soviet union, starting way back in the 30s.
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Do religions such as marxism and liberalism have consistent belief systems? en Español
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Do religions such as marxism and liberalism have consistent belief systems? en Español
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Do religions such as marxism and liberalism have consistent belief systems?
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