Mels

It would be interesting, at the very least.

Lenin in his “The Proletarian Revolution and the Renegade Kautsky”

Still need to read it, as i do with everything else lol, Im just slow to read. But this quote stood out to me when I first was venturing into Marxism.

“It is typical of a Liberal to speak of ‘Democracy’, but a Marxist never forgets to ask: “For what class?”.”

Horniness, projection of some internal desire? Zero experience with the opposite gender? Idk

Online? You realize most are either bots or not of the class we are expecting to agitate to. Not that Proletarians do not do/have this, but rather most are either too busy or are too alienated from the subject.

Having to get a job after dropping out of college; was introduced through Unions (local PetsMart actually got unionized at the time). From there, it was summary education and living examples in regards to the contradictions of Capitalism, class struggle, class antagonists, etc. Finally read the Communist Manifesto, and it made sense- and now continuing to read (though slowly, ADHD).

Especially so when they [the Mujahideen] are so adept in pedophila and illegal opium trade, lol.

I did not know about that, I always knew they were not Marxist-Leninist, of course; but I always assumed they were adjacent in some form or another- even if often described (by others) as Libertarian Socialists. Do you have any link to this statement? Spanish is fine.

Saw some post on Leftypol that was railing against Marxism-Leninism and ‘Authoritarian Socialism’, praising Libertarian Socialist movements- and included, as examples, Rojava and Zaptistas as successful movements (even saying they were much more successful than the Soviet Union, China, etc). Though I give the Zaptistas slightly more credit than the Rojava. Wonder how they feel now, lol. If I find it again, I’ll screenshot it and edit it onto my post, it was bizarre.