Comments by "craxd1" (@craxd1) on "Labour MPs Turn On Each Other And Blame This Channel For Election Defeat" video.

  1. When Marx didn't see the Jacobin revolutions take over everywhere, as he predicted, he couldn't believe it either. He also cast blame everywhere but on the movement itself, for a while, until he was finally changed in 1862, though, publicly, he still spieled propaganda. In 1862, unable to support his family, Marx wrote to Engels: "Say what you will, dear boy, it really is embarrassing to have to bother you as I do with my miseries! If only I knew how to start some sort of business! All theory, dear friend, is grey, and only business green. Unfortunately, I have come to realize this too late." He also admitted in 1872 that: "... we do not deny that there are countries like England and America... where labour may attain its goal by peaceful means." I think Labour might learn something from those words, as well as the Democrats in the US.
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