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"The opiate of the masses" nghĩa là gì?
10 Aug, 2020
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"The opiate of the masses" = thuốc phiện của quần chúng -> nghĩa là điều tạo ra hạnh phúc/mãn nguyện giả. Phỏng theo mô tả của Karl Marx về tôn giáo.
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