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Quote: انا لو ما جبتا الدليل بفحط للابد من هنا!!

Quote: اركان عقيدة الماركسية، النازية: Species evolve based on geology (soil quality). "Superior" races developed in "good soil" (e.g., Europe). "Inferior" races "degenerated" in "bad soil" (e.g., Africa). Race mixing = Harmful. He opposed racial mixing, claiming it led to "degeneration." ترجمة قوقل: تطور الأنواع بناءً على الجيولوجيا (جودة التربة). تطورت الأعراق "المتفوقة" في "تربة جيدة" (مثل أوروبا). انحطت الأعراق "الدنيا" في "تربة سيئة" (مثل أفريقيا). اختلاط الأعراق = ضار. عارض الاختلاط العرقي، مدعيًا أنه يؤدي إلى "الانحطاط".

Quote: انتا وبقية المتفقين معاك، بالذات سفرجية ماركس، انو مافي دليل علي كلامنا ده، وقعو هنا كالاتي: انا (فلان) وبتوقيعي هنا، التزم بالاستقالة من هذا الفضاء اذا بشاشا اثبت بالادلة، كلامو عن عنصرية، نازية ماركس!

Quote: اركان عقيدة الماركسية، النازية: Species evolve based on geology (soil quality). "Superior" races developed in "good soil" (e.g., Europe). "Inferior" races "degenerated" in "bad soil" (e.g., Africa). Race mixing = Harmful. He opposed racial mixing, claiming it led to "degeneration.

Quote: وليكن معلوم لديك بشاشا لايشتم اطلاقا، طبقا لي دستورو النشرو في المنبر ده لما سجل كعضو. نعم إذا كلامنا مثبت، مهما كان قبيح مؤلم لامثالك، طول ما مثبت فده ماشتيمة في دستور بشاشا وانما حقيقة، نعم وجهة نظر مثبتة!

Quote: كمدخل حندي ملخص لي تخرصات العنصري العنقالي ماركس، بدا بماورد في واحدة من الكتب اللتي تناولت عنصرية هذا الحقير، والمؤلف كان ماركسي

Quote: صدر في 1865 وهاكم الدليل: Primary Source: Marx’s Letter to Engels (August 7, 1866) Citation: Marx, Karl. Letter to Friedrich Engels, August 7, 1866. In Marx-Engels Collected Works, Volume 42, pp. 304–305. Progress Publishers, 1975.

Quote: [London,] 7 August 1866 Dear Fred, You inferred correctly from my last letter that my state of health has improved, although it fluctuates from one day to the next. Meanwhile, the feeling of being fit to work again does much for a man. Unfortunately, I am constantly interrupted by social troubles and lose a lot of time. Thus, for example, the butcher has suspended meat supplies today, and by Saturday even my stock of paper will be used up. Since yesterday Laura is half promised to Monsieur Lafargue, my medical Creole. She treats him like the others, but the outbursts of feeling these Creoles are subject to, a slight fear that the jeune homme (he is 25) might do away with himself, etc., some fondness for him, undemonstrative as always with Laura (he is a good-looking, intelligent, energetic lad of athletic build), have more or less led to a semi-compromise. The boy attached himself to me first of all, but soon transferred the attraction from the old man to his daughter. His economic circumstances are middling, as he is the only child of a former planter-family. He is rayé de l’université de Paris Pour deux ans, on account of the congrès à Liège, but intends to sit his examination at Strasbourg. In my judgment, he has an outstanding gift for medicine, in which he is, however, infinitely more sceptical than our friend Gumpert. Scepticism in medical matters appears to be the order of the day with both professors and students in Paris. E. g., Magendie, who declares all therapeutics, in their present state, to be fraudulent. As always, this scepticism not only does not exclude crotchets, but embraces them. E. g., Lafargue believes in alcohol and electricity as the chief cures. Fortunately, he is having a good adviser in Professor Carrère, a refugee (hautes mathématiques; physics and chemistry), and will be able to acquire much practical experience in the London hospitals. I have managed to get him admitted there through the good offices of a third party. A very important work which I shall send on to you (but on condition that you send it back, as it is not my property) as soon as I have made the necessary notes, is: ‘P. Trémaux, Origine et Transformations de l’Homme et des autres Êtres, Paris 1865. In spite of all the shortcomings that I have noted, it represents a very significant advance over Darwin. The two chief theses are: croisements [crossings] do not produce, as is commonly thought, variety, but, on the contrary, a unity typical of the espèces. The physical features of the earth, on the other hand, differentiate (they are the chief, though not the only basis). Progress, which Darwin regards as purely accidental, is essential here on the basis of the stages of the earth’s development, dégénérescence, which Darwin cannot explain, is straightforward here; ditto the rapid extinction of merely transitional forms, compared with the slow development of the type of the espece, so that the gaps in palaeontology, which Darwin finds disturbing, are necessary here. Ditto the fixity of the espece, once established, which is explained as a necessary law (apart from individual, etc., variations). Here hybridisation, which raises problems for Darwin, on the contrary supports the system, as it is shown that an espece is in fact first established as soon as croisement with others ceases to produce offspring or to be possible, etc. In its historical and political applications far more significant and pregnant than Darwin. For certain questions, such as nationality, etc., only here has a basis in nature been found. E.g., he corrects the Pole Duchinski, whose version of the geological differences between Russia and the Western Slav lands he does incidentally confirm, by saying not that the Russians are Tartars rather than Slavs, etc., as the latter believes, but that on the surface-formation predominant in Russia the Slav has been tartarised and mongolised; likewise (he spent a long time in Africa) he shows that the common negro type is only a degeneration of a far higher one. ‘If not comprehended by the great laws of nature, man’s undertakings are but calamities, witness the efforts of the Czars to make Muscovites of the Polish people. The same soil will give rise to the same character and the same qualities. A work of destruction cannot last forever, but a work of reconstitution is everlasting. The true frontier of the Slav and Lithuanian races with the Muscovites is represented by the great geological line which lies to the north of the basins of the Niemen and the Dnieper... To the south of that great line, the talents and the types fitted to that region are and will always remain different from those of Russia.’ [P. Trémaux, Origine et transformations de l’homme... pp. 402, 420, 421.] Salut.

Quote: Regarding Moilin and Trémaux I will write at greater length in the next few days; I have not quite finished reading the latter yet, but I have come to the conclusion that there is nothing to his whole theory because he knows nothing of geology, and is incapable of even the most common-or-garden literary-historical critique. .

(عدل بواسطة هدى ميرغنى on 08-20-2025, 09:13 PM)

Quote: هل ماركس ده عنصري، نازي، ابارثيدي، محتقر لامثالك اي الأفارقة، ام لا؟

Quote: اركان عقيدة الماركسية، النازية: Species evolve based on geology (soil quality). "Superior" races developed in "good soil" (e.g., Europe). "Inferior" races "degenerated" in "bad soil" (e.g., Africa).

Quote: كارل ماركس خصص فصل كامل للحديث عن الشرخ الأيضي (####bolic Rift)،

Quote: he proves that the common Negro type is the degenerate نعم الحقير ماركس قال بالحرف انو فردتو Trémaux اثبت ليهو انو الذنوج بمثلو نموذج "منحــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــط" عديل كده مقارنة بالاوربيين،

Quote: ادناه، او برضو في الخاص لاحظو ما علنا، هجوم هذا المريض، ماركس علي واحد يهودي زيو لاحظو

Quote: أما تحيزات ماركس الشخصية والخاصة به في سياق القرن 19، فهي ليست جزءاً من عقيدة الماركسية وبالتالي ليست من موضوع البوست.

Quote: أنا في مداخلة سابقة لمداخلاتك عن تريمو كتبت لك المصادر التي يمكن الرجوع إليها كمرجعية للفكر الماركسي ولم اذكر الرسائل من ضمن المراجع.

Quote: أنا في مداخلة سابقة لمداخلاتك عن تريمو كتبت لك المصادر التي يمكن الرجوع إليها كمرجعية للفكر الماركسي ولم اذكر الرسائل من ضمن المراجع.

Quote: كمتابع بشغف للبوست دا اعلن انو ما فهمت كلامك المقتبس دا بشاشا كما فهمت قال انو اللخو ماركس دا عنصري في عقلو الباطن وان أخفى ذلك في انتاجو الفكري والفلسفي يعنى باختصار بمارس ( التقية)

Quote: مش ترهات الاسمو ماركس هي الماركسية؟

Quote: واكيد سنة 1962 (طلحة كان يادوب كمل الثانوي)

Quote: اصل المشكلة هي وجود بشاشا في خيط 19 يوليو وجود مخرب ومضر خصوصا بمشاعر هدي ميرغني. ... حافظ بشير استطاع بدبلماسية استفزاز بشاشا وسحبة الي هذا الخيط السفسطائي... مبروك تمت المهمة بنجاح

Quote: #حفاظا على مسألة ميرغنى المأمون وأحمد حسن جمعة وفى سيرة تشارلز قلت ما أدخل الخيط دا يدى فاضية واحدة عاجبانى فى علم تشارلز

Quote: اها لما جبنا الدلي، شوف قعد يقول في شنو: Quote: كارل ماركس ما نبي Quote: كارل ماركس اتولد زول عادي Quote: وزيو وزي أي زول في الوقت داك كان راسو محشي بصور نمطية

Quote: اكيد سنة 1962 (طلحة كان يادوب كمل الثانوي)

Quote: اتا جاااااااااااادي يعنى ؟