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MMT as it has been presented to me is missing class analysis and seems like liberals trying to do anything besides marxism.
i'd prefer it to the current regime but it's incomplete like newtonian physics.
MMT isn't an ideology, it's a theory of how money works, and the fundamental assumptions are absolutely compatible with marxist thought. There are caveats to it and it absolutely could be misused by a liberal state but it could also be used to build socialism in its early stages. You're not going to be able to get rid of money immediately, you need a transitional model, MMT could be that model.