Sorry if this is a stupid question but fortunately I’m uneducated.
You have “Marxist economists” like Richard Wolff and Michael Hudson, and you have “non-Marxist leftists” like Noam Chomsky and Carl Oglesby. What do Marxist and non-Marxist mean in this context? Is it like, Marxists think that everything Marx thought was correct and non-Marxists think everything he thought was wrong? Or is it like a >50% thing, if you think Marx was right more than half the time you’re a Marxist and if not then you’re a non-Marxist?
This is probably the wrong community to ask but how is it possible to be a non-Marxist (assuming that means you think Marx was wrong about everything) when fictitious capital and a reserve army of labor are staring you in the face?
I really don’t know how you do it, you’re stronger than me, I couldn’t handle that level of liberal smug ignorance. I hate how every non lemmygrad/hexbear place on the fedverse is just pure reddit smuggness, no idea why they ever left.
I really don’t take any of them seriously, just like I don’t take flat Earthers or MAGA seriously. The ones that change over time more than make up for it, as well as the ones that already were fairly pro-communism but wanting direction. That’s about it, really!