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Imperialism: the highest stage of capitalism is a banger, Lenin cites mail statistics to show clear evidence of capital’s tendency toward monopoly. I consider it a “must read” and a good jumping off point into ML theory because it uses hard evidence like that. I’ll warn you though. The run-on sentences can be entire paragraphs. My man really liked commas.

Oh and one of the banks he rails against? Deutsche Bank. It’s pretty astounding how much doesn’t change.

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People talk about State & Revolution and I’m sure it’s great, but Imperialism really speaks to my soul, I think.

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State and Revolution was fun for dunking on Soc Dems. Imperialism blew my mind with a lot of the analysis of financial capital and WW1.

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Reading State and Revolution I was like, “oh got it he’s a poster”

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Reading Imperialism and seeing how many major companies Lenin calls out by name and seeing them still exist today was absolutely a mind fuck.

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Totally. It was especially salient because I read it when the Trump/Deutsche Bank scandal was at its peak in the liberal press.

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