Rorty tells us that, "Seen from this Forsterian vantage point, the distinction between Marxism and liberalism was largely a disagreement about whether you can get as much, or more, wealth to redistribute by politicizing the electorate and replacing the greedy Wilcoxes with government planners. It turned out that you cannot."

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The Answer of Rorty tells us that, "Seen from this Forsterian vantage point, the distinction between Marxism and liberalism was largely a disagreement about whether you can get as much, or more, wealth to redistribute by politicizing the electorate and replacing the greedy Wilcoxes with government planners. It turned out that you cannot."

Rorty Tells Us That, "Seen from This Forsterian Vantage Point