The things is that a lot of communists take Soviet Union as a good example, consider Stalin a positive, use Soviet symbology, etc.
The way I read this, is whatever was in USSR, at any stage, is ok by them and is representative.
And then my lived experience have a bone to pick.
So I don’t mind yer opinions on organization of society, but as soon as I hear something along the lines of “akshully Stalin gud”, that’s a huge red flag (ba-dum-tssss)
Fair play. I find his analysis interesting and agree in many ways, but his conclusion about the inevitability of communist revolution are, well, wishful thinking.
The things is that a lot of communists take Soviet Union as a good example, consider Stalin a positive, use Soviet symbology, etc.
The way I read this, is whatever was in USSR, at any stage, is ok by them and is representative.
And then my lived experience have a bone to pick.
So I don’t mind yer opinions on organization of society, but as soon as I hear something along the lines of “akshully Stalin gud”, that’s a huge red flag (ba-dum-tssss)
It’s very funny to describe something you weren’t alive for as “lived experience”
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Fair play. I find his analysis interesting and agree in many ways, but his conclusion about the inevitability of communist revolution are, well, wishful thinking.