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Doe 03/28/21 3:16:29 PM #15:	Funny wrinkle in the history of philosophical dialogues: In Stirner's manifesto he concludes that revolutionary social movements are statist and anti-egoist because they intend to replace the original state with a new one. They don't solve the problems encountered by egoists because all the spooks still exist, just retooled to benefit the cause of the revolutionaries. Thus instead Stirner advocated an individual rejection of the state which he compared to Christ's actions before the crucifixion. Marx was so incensed by the idea that he wrote more words in his critique against it than there exist in Stirner's entire lifetime body of work. --- https://imgur.com/u5kY6Yt https://imgur.com/V6HBhkR <cite>Doe posted [p:952212278] in When I was... [t:79373932]...</cite> <quote>Funny wrinkle in the history of philosophical dialogues: In Stirner's manifesto he concludes that revolutionary social movements are statist and anti-egoist because they intend to replace the original state with a new one. They don't solve the problems encountered by egoists because all the spooks still exist, just retooled to benefit the cause of the revolutionaries. Thus instead Stirner advocated an individual rejection of the state which he compared to Christ's actions before the crucifixion. Marx was so incensed by the idea that he wrote more words in his critique against it than there exist in Stirner's entire lifetime body of work. --- https://imgur.com/u5kY6Yt https://imgur.com/V6HBhkR</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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