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video - A new socialism: Where will millennials take Marxism? (ideology trends) - C C - Jul 4, 2019

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INTRO: Stalin's terror, the economic failure of the Soviet Union, the fall of the Berlin Wall, and the popular uprisings across Eastern Europe appeared to have buried socialism. But now, a new generation is calling for radical change. Can this surge of idealism create a new political theory that will avoid the errors of the past and finally deliver on the promises of socialist thought? Or do we risk having to learn the painful lessons of the past once again?
The Panel

Jon Lansman is founder of the 40,000-strong pro-Corbyn pressure group Momentum. Angela Eagle is a British Labour Party politician who has served as Minister of State for Pensions and Ageing Society and Shadow Chief Secretary to the Treasury. David Aaronovitch is an award-winning journalist and broadcaster. He writes a regular column for The Times which he has called "my war against stupidity". (MORE - video)


RE: video - A new socialism: Where will millennials take Marxism? (ideology trends) - Syne - Jul 4, 2019

One word...Antifa. Idealists who don't get their way and resort to violence. So no, there's no "new political theory", and yes, the ignorant often do have to relearn painful lessons.