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Marx is not a politician. And he or his legacy has nothing to do with korea

he is a sociologist, a scienstist, a philosopher, a writer, a reporter, a researcher but not a politician, what others did what his image is something you may ask others the why, that said, I don't see marx cult in any country

those countries removing statues are far right (aligned with nazis ideology orr missinformed), they better learn economics and check how the country is or was  doing better

that said, there is no communist economies in the world (and have never been one), just state capitalism at best or parties with communist in their names, no real marx job applied, no socialism

It's cool that student from others countries like yours can have a fair and logical discussion with professors in a course. We can not do that especially in poitical or philosophy course (thinking this is rule in all school at communist/ dictatorial countries) even you have a logical ideal. 

Seeing a lot of ex-soviet countries are removing Marx's statue, i do not known him a lot but i do not like the way that our teachers/ professors and those countries leader told us to love him whenas i was i kid till now. Do i or my kid need to love some one like South Korean people present that they do love K.UN?

one day I entered in a philosophy lesson (not was my class) and had a debate about this quote with the professor

I choose to defend, dubito ergo sum as the real order and he said I argued so well that allowd me to stay there

I just had spanish or other bored class and choose to go to him class 😅

that said, I think the order must be cogito ergo sum (I am a materialist (in marx terms)) and ofc, the science proved marx right (that said, I havent read marx by the time)