this kind of socialism derived from the thinking or writing of carl karl marx, which can be interpreted in different ways. what people learned from marx was, first of all, history was the class struggle. the struggle between classes is the driving force in history, he claimed. under capitalism, the society is being divided inextricably into two classes, the working class and the proletariat, or the working class. production is inevitably being concentrated in fewer and fewer hands, giant corporations, and the gap between the -- what i guess today they call the 1% and the 99%, the gap between the rich and everyone else would inevitably get wider and wider. some of this resonates, of course, to the present day. 30 years of the administrations of ronald reagan and bush and clinton and bush and obama have done more to confirm marx's prediction of the rich getting richer than 75 years of the soviet union, perhaps. what was appealing to marx was that at the time, remember, of this dominant free contract idealogy which the supreme court and others were implementing, social darwinism, the idea

or the bellamy movement, remember, or just the experience of the labor movement than by reading karl marx or other works like that. nonetheless, by the turn to have century, all socialism, and there are many varieties, in some way or another, derived from the thinking and writings of karl marks, although interpreted in very different ways. what people learned from marx was, first of all, history was the class struggle. the struggle between classes is the driving force in history, he claimed. under capitalism, the society is being divided inextricably into two classes, the working class or the proletariat, or the owning capitalist class. production is inevitably being concentrated in fewer and fewer hands, giant corporations, and the gap between the -- what i guess today they call the 1% and the 99%, the gap between the rich and everyone else would inevitably get wider and wider. some of this resonates, of course, to the present day. 30 years of the administrations of ronald reagan and bush and clinton and bush and obama have done more to confirm marx's prediction of the rich getting riche

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one could give a whole course and karl marx, which i'm not going to do, but what people learned from marx was first of all, the history is the history of class. between -- the struggle between the classes at the driving force of history, he claimed, that under capitalism of the society is being divided inexorably into two classes, the working class or proposal territory or the bourgeoisie or their own -- production is inevitably being concentrated in fewer fewer hands. giant corporations and the gap between what i guess today they call the 1% and the 99%. the gap between the rich and everyone else. it would inevitably get wider and wider. some of this resonates, of course, to the present day. 30 years of the administrations of ronald reagan and bush and clinton and bush and obama have done more to confirm marx's prediction of the rich getting richer and everyone else falling behind then any years of the soviet union perhaps. what was appealing to marx was that at the time, remember of this dominant free contract ideology, which the supreme court and others were implementing social da

karl marx was the grandfather of communism. i don't agree with that statement. i hope mr. ford doesn't either. he has put pressure on the congress, and i don't believe mr. ford would deny this to hold , up on non-proliferation legislation until the congress programor an $8 billion for private industry to start producing enriched uranium. the last thing i want to make is this. he talks about peace and i'm thankful for peace. mr. fordeaceful when went into office but he and mr. kissinger and others tried to start a new vietnam and angola and it all is -- it was only the outcry of the american people when the secret deal was discovered that prevented our renewed involvement in that conflict which was taking place. >> i'm sorry to say we don't have enough time for two complete sequences of questions. we now have only twelve minutes left. therefore, i would like to ask for shorter questions and shorter answers and we also will drop the follow-up question. each candidate may still respond to the other's answer. question for governor carter. >> before this event, the most communi

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