SolomonVII
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I am too ignorant of politics in Latin America to be able to make any sensible comment about their needs.
But when I look at the countries/economies with which I am more familiar, where human welfare is bought and sold at a price, and the rich get richer based on exploitation of those with no power to change their circumstances... I do think that the system could be improved upon. Not adopting Marx's ideas wholesale, but perhaps recognising where they might balance our profoundly damaging excesses.
This sort of thinking is not foreign to Christianity either, but by and large we have forgotten the very early church's suspicion of wealth as something which is an impediment to the Christian life. (For example, see Clement's work, Who is the Rich Man Who Shall Be Saved?)
Fair enough You are not expert enough to make a sensible comment
And, agreed, any system may be improved upon.
No system has ever been improved upon by praising the disaster that Marxism has left in its wake each and every time.
Insanity is defined as repeating the same course of action and expecting different results.
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