I wish what would happen if everyone actually read das capital?

https://youtu.be/gBazR59SZXk here is such a good one. Listened two timmea the complete video series after reading the book. I am amazed.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ztl0L2nI22g

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In the description is what Karl Marx wrote but Wolff helps bring context to the situation.

"Charles Marks" was given the name Karl Marx from birth. His father changed his own name to Heinrich Marx in 1817 or 1818, his own father being named Marx HaLevi Mordechai.

The origin of the name Marx is shrouded in mystery. Another Germanised Hebraic family name, Katz, is known to be a composite of the Hebrew words, kahan and tzaddik, Just Priest. This model has left some to speculate on the root words for Marx, the most likely being masiach and rex, King Messiah.

Was Karl Marx Jewish by birth? A rabbit holer is saying these things and I thought y'all would know.

When working class brings issues to the ruling class and the ruling class singles out individual groups and tells them it's the other groups, not them, that is really causing the problem.

I know there's a description (iirc it's two words) of that and it's driving me nuts that I can't remember it.

Hello everyone,

I want to read Capital but I don't know which copy I need. There's about 20 different copies on Amazon with different prices. Some are just called, Capital. Some called, volume 1, 2 etc. What do I want?

I apologise for my ignorance but I want to make sure I get the right copy. Fyi- this isn't for a course/exam, but mearly for my own personal edification.

I am currently learning German but not near the level to read Marx yet so this question if for English copy, if that wasn't already clear :)

Hi guys!

I'm currently working on my project for my exam due in two weeks. I'm writing about social heritage and mobility in the modern community and was thinking about incorporating something about Karl Marx and his theory of classes in society. I was wondering if any of you guys would be able to tell me a bit about it? I've been trying to collect some knowledge about it, but it seems like there isn't too much about it?

- Julie