It’s weird, in 00s grad school Marx seminar, the “redistributionists” were low-status, mocked. Of course the point was production, factories, riding the wave of new industrial dynamics birthing new smarter neo-proles. Yet it’s true: “pop marxism” after ‘16 has been allergic to this
Unlike orthodox marxism which is *obsessed* with matters of production and the distribution of its means, modern “pop marxism” takes production and logistics concerns as a solved problem; essentially presuming we already live in a state of post-scarcity.