Would Karl Marx support absolutism or constitutional monarchy more?

Question

In my opinion, he would support neither one, because communist ideology prevents a supreme governor or ruler.

Please be mature about the topic. Just because he's dead doesn't mean he has not influenced the world.

Answer 1

I agree with you on this one.

But I would like to add that this is true in MARX theory only. When his ideology came into practice, the resulting power always amassed into absolute hands. Although, if lenin never died......

Answer 2

He would support absolutism. Maybe Communist ideology in a theoretical sense prevents a supreme ruler in application in aways had one. Communist ideology is not Marx original thought and has been around for 500 years and has always failed because it does not take into account human nature. The Pilgrims after first landing here in the US tried it and almost staved the first winter then they went to another system

Answer 3

He would support V.I. Lenin, because Lenin was against supreme governance or rule. He was a humble man who did not like himself depicted in statues and posters, a man of the people who did not mistreat the driver of his red Rolls-Royce.

Or he might support Fidel Castro, a stranger to supreme governance also. Or Hugo Chavez. Viva la ...whatever.

Answer 4

He's dead, who cares. What would the other marx brothers support?

Answer 5

KARL MARX IS MY BARBER.