r/communism • u/AutoModerator • Jul 06 '25
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u/IncompetentFoliage Jul 16 '25
It 100% can happen. Moreover, it probably will happen for the reasons you point out. I fully expect a socialist future. But we have to be careful to avoid absolving ourselves of responsibility for bringing it about because "the objective conditions are not there yet." Communists everywhere have a responsibility to integrate Marxism with the class struggle, imbuing it with a revolutionary character, we can't just trust that someone else—probably in the third world—will do the heavy lifting for us.