Marx and Engels and the ‘Collapse’ of Capitalism
In 1786, three years before the outbreak of the French Revolution, Gracchus Babeuf wrote:
“The majority is always on the side of routine and immobility, so much is it unenlightened, encrusted, apathetic . . . Those who do not want to move forward are the enemies of those who do, and unhappily it is the mass which persists stubbornly in never budging at all.”
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