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Thing Karl Marx never considered: Value
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Iteration #90878720 of "Marx failed to consider [something Marx talked about in the first four pages of Capital]"
He has a whole book titled "Value, Price, and Profit" more of a pamphlet, but it's still longer than anything this goober would read
I swear they do this on purpose. The goal is to reinforce to their audience that Marx never said anything of "value" in his work. So CHUDs will repeat that mantra and never actually pick up a book. Which in turn means the actually pretty understandable first few pages of capital will never actually reach them and they'll never understand economics.