What do you think Marx meant when he said "any attempt to disarm the workers must be frustrated by force"? Like do you think the context for that statement was like a bunch of people owning personal firearms or farmers with hunting rifles?
No, but his context was still militaristic. The Paris Commune was formed by deserting soldiers helping to arm the workers. Nearly every successful revolution since then has relied in some form of another on the military.
What do you think Marx meant when he said "any attempt to disarm the workers must be frustrated by force"? Like do you think the context for that statement was like a bunch of people owning personal firearms or farmers with hunting rifles?
I don think he meant they should become cops who oppress workers on the other side of the world you lib
No, but his context was still militaristic. The Paris Commune was formed by deserting soldiers helping to arm the workers. Nearly every successful revolution since then has relied in some form of another on the military.
We're fucked then because the us military is unsalvageably reactionary. If there's going to be a revolution here (lol) it will happen without them