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Left is the New Right is the New Left | The Network State
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Marx’s revolutionary classes won, and became ruling classes, and went on to fight the subsequent revolutionary classes.
Left is the New Right is the New Left | Network State Left is the New Right is the New Left Marx's concept of a class struggle has been so influential that people don't realize that sometimes those revolutionary classes won , and became ruling classes. And then in turn fought the subsequent revolutionary classes. In fact, they often did. Understanding this is important if you want to build a startup society. Unless you are significantly differentiated from the establishment — unless you have a "10X value proposition", as a venture capitalist would put it — you're not going to attract citizens.
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