[Marxism] A second quote from Marx and Engels on crises

[S. Artesian]

I don't object to Waistline answering Charles' questions that are directed 
to me, since all mail from Charles goes directly into my kill-file.

 I do think indulging Charles' sycophancy and distortion is an utter waste 
of time, as can clearly be seen by Charles' reversal of Marx's and Engels' 
statements-- appended to WL's text-- and his use of purely formal and linear 
illogic to try to show that Marx and Engels said what they never said.

Charles' tactics remind me of a lawyer, who, recognizing that he has no case 
for his client, introduces extraneous material, hoping to irritate the judge 
enough to achieve grounds for a mistrial.  Doesn't change the fact that he 
has no case, just allows him to build up his billable hours.



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