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Clazon wrote:
> marx was a great leader

i honestly meant this as to say he was a great leader as a person. he had the inbuilt ability to lead. not that he was actually a leader, kyle.

> and is almost regarded as a philosopher by me,

this was a load of crap, but what it meant was that i believed he was a philosopher, but it would have been better used as a leader which i believed he was.

Clazon wrote:
> I wrote:
> i beg to differ. if he had carried out communism himself, or taken
> troops into stalingrad or whatever,
>
> SEE THAT HUGE "IF".
>
> i was implying that he was one of the only people who could have
> carried out communism effectively and that he WOULD have been an
> amazing leader had he tried.

Earlier you said he was a great leader.

It's an honest mistake, you probably mistook him for lenin or something. I'm not going to pop your scrotum for making a little historical slip up.

I thought confusious was greek, not japanese.

SHEEPY wrote:
> Clazon wrote:
>
>
> marx was a great leader and is almost regarded as a philosopher by
> me
>
> HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

ok, you can slate me for my poor wording.

I wrote:
> i beg to differ. if he had carried out communism himself, or taken
> troops into stalingrad or whatever,

SEE THAT HUGE "IF".

i was implying that he was one of the only people who could have carried out communism effectively and that he WOULD have been an amazing leader had he tried.

Clazon wrote:

>
> marx was a great leader and is almost regarded as a philosopher by me

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

But he didnt, he wasnt a leader.

He could have been a very good leader, much like lenin was (who was motivated largely by marxist idealogy), but marx actually never enacted anything.

like a philasophical leader.

you could say that, that chinese emperor confusious was a philosopher, but he was also an emperor a leader.

a philasophical leader can often be better than a passionate leader.

Paradox: wrote:
> Marx was a philosopher, not a leader.

i beg to differ. if he had carried out communism himself, or taken troops into stalingrad or whatever, i'm sure he would have motivated them and given them something to work towards based on logic not propaganda.

He had a wonderful mustache.

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What?

Marx was a phillosopher, not a leader.