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'''Richard D. Wolff''' is a <s>contemporary [[Marxism|Marxist]] theorist and [[political activism|political activist]]</s> guy with almost almost nothing interesting to say. He is notable for pretending himself and others want to work in a [[worker cooperative]], which are fully legal and already exist in the USA.  He leads the content on an HTTP computer server which he named '[[Democracy at Work]]'.  The content on this server promotes the notion that a recession is right around the corner, like always. This is actually the first link on his entire website.
'''Richard D. Wolff''' is a <s>contemporary [[Marxism|Marxist]] theorist and [[political activism|political activist]]</s> boomer with almost almost nothing interesting to say. He is notable for pretending himself and others want to work in a [[worker cooperative]], which are fully legal and already exist in the USA.  He leads the content on an HTTP computer server which he named '[[Democracy at Work]]'.  The content on this server promotes the notion that a recession is right around the corner, like always. This is actually the first link on his entire website.


==Further opinions==
==Further opinions==

Revision as of 02:23, 26 November 2023

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Richard D. Wolff is a contemporary Marxist theorist and political activist boomer with almost almost nothing interesting to say. He is notable for pretending himself and others want to work in a worker cooperative, which are fully legal and already exist in the USA. He leads the content on an HTTP computer server which he named 'Democracy at Work'. The content on this server promotes the notion that a recession is right around the corner, like always. This is actually the first link on his entire website.

Further opinions

  • Empowering people who voluntarily choose to work in the awful and destructive automobile industry
  • Empowering people who voluntarily chose to participate in the pretentious fraud called American colleges

See also

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