Marx the Man: How A Young Drunker Became the World’s Most Critical Thinker?
How did Marx become an advocate of mass murder and dictatorship in place of liberal democracy and social peace?
Marx’s only real jobs during his lifetime were as occasional reporters for or editors of newspapers and journals most of which usually closed in a short period of time, either because of small readership and limited financial support or political censorship by the governments under which he was living.
by Richard M. Ebeling-
(February 16, 2017, Boston, Sri Lanka Guardian) When Karl Marx died in March 1883, only about a dozen people attended his funeral at a cemetery in London, England, including family members. Yet, for more than a century after his death – and even until today – there have been few thinkers whose ideas have been as influential on various aspects of modern world history. Indeed, as some have said, no other faith or belief-system has had such a worldwide impact as Marxism, since the birth of Christianity and the rise of Islam.
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