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He has that TRT body, thick bloat look with no taper

You did not provide an example above.

Marx was full of hot air, could’ve use an AC clearly.

Which you can’t give examples of your claims.

Let’s put it this way, I can buy an air conditioning unit that states in the manual that it will decrease the temperature of a certain square footage...

Hearsay

Which is published second hand…hearsay

If you can’t provide sources for you claims..just say si

Marx did not type his own books.

You did not recite it..even if you could read German..you can’t read that handwriting..what you read of Marx is second sourced..hearsay

Really..so tell us what that picture says..lol

What’s that last line…”Translated: Samuel Moore and Edward Aveling, edited by Frederick Engels;”

So you can’t provide Marx’s own writings…which makes the above hearsay. LMAO

Engles published..you can't read Marx lol


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That would be hearsay

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Really..you can read Marx's handwriting? Can you post it for us?

That's still hearsay..read the definition again dum dum. The only person that could read his hand-writing was Engles..and again no examples in practice

You are reading it second-hand, it is not demonstrated in practice..that makes it hear-say

Cannot claim.. "individual liberty/freedom is a primary tenet of Marxism"....if you cannot give evidence...

Don't use the left lane as a passing lane

The North did have slavery lol..are you fuking kidding me right now? Land owners in north were actually the last to stop the practice of slavery.

Again, it was about personal ownership of...

Incorrect. It was about personal ownership of property.

Give this a read..
https://scholarship.law.duke.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=5386&context=faculty_scholarship

Our forefathers were...

that would be hear-say


"Here-say refers to information that you have heard but do not know to be true. It is unverified, unofficial information gained or acquired from another and not part of...

Oh..so stating.."individual liberty/freedom is a primary tenet of Marxism". Is just here-say since we have never seen this in practice

Can you provide any?