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[[Karl Marx]], the father of modern [[communism]], believed that revolutions were inevitable and that an "underclass" [[dialectical materialism|would revolt against a ruling class]]. The revolutionary language Marx uses itself belies any notion of [[equality]], [[justice]], [[citizenship]], or [[democracy]] and appeals to the baser instincts of [[envy]] and [[hatred]]. Marx's ideas fell out of favor in [[Russia]] and [[Eastern Europe]] with the collapse of the [[Soviet Union]] and a general rise in living conditions due to [[capitalism]].<ref>http://www.crf-usa.org/bria/bria19_2a.htm</ref>
[[Karl Marx]], the father of modern [[communism]], believed that revolutions were inevitable and that an "underclass" [[dialectical materialism|would revolt against a ruling class]]. The revolutionary language Marx uses itself belies any notion of [[equality]], [[justice]], [[citizenship]], or [[democracy]] and appeals to the baser instincts of [[envy]] and [[hatred]]. Marx's ideas fell out of favor in [[Russia]] and [[Eastern Europe]] with the collapse of the [[Soviet Union]] and a general rise in living conditions due to [[capitalism]].<ref>http://www.crf-usa.org/bria/bria19_2a.htm</ref>
Marxist revolutionary thought did however find a home and take root in American [[academia]] and the [[Democratic party]]. From there it spread into [[mainstream media]], [[Hollywood values|entertainment industry]], and the [[corporate]] world.
Marxist revolutionary thought did however find a home and take root in American [[academia]] and the [[Democratic party]]. From there it spread into [[mainstream media]], the [[Hollywood values|entertainment industry]], and the [[corporate]] world.
Marxist revolutionary thought provides a theoretical basis among its adherents for all sorts of [[criminal]]ity, from [[riot]]ing, looting, [[arson]], assault on "non-believers", theft, destruction of private and public property, lawlessness and [[murder]].
Marxist revolutionary thought provides a theoretical basis among its adherents for all sorts of [[criminal]]ity, from [[riot]]ing, looting, [[arson]], assault on "non-believers", theft, destruction of private and public property, lawlessness and [[murder]].