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Communism, Actually
.... so why doesn't Jeremy & his oiks call it that?
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sort of starts with Labour are a load of commy basta rds and
then has a decent run thro of the Stalin years and what happened to you if you werent a stalinist
( shortened life in a gulag)
would be very decent as a preview of 'the death of stalin' now running on Netflix
and has nothing to do with the labour defeat in 2019
sort of starts with Labour are a load of commy basta rds and
then has a decent run thro of the Stalin years and what happened to you if you werent a stalinist
( shortened life in a gulag)
would be very decent as a preview of 'the death of stalin' now running on Netflix
and has nothing to do with the labour defeat in 2019
If, as Naomi suggests above, you included a potted summary of your - or whoever’s - point along with your post then you might get fewer inaccurate replies.
I’ve skimmed through a few of your video links and most would afaic come pretty close to “right wing rant”
Certainly what I’ve seen before disinclines me to waste yet more time on them.
I’ve skimmed through a few of your video links and most would afaic come pretty close to “right wing rant”
Certainly what I’ve seen before disinclines me to waste yet more time on them.
//People who haven't or wont watch the video - & there's no compulsion to do so - seem to have a lot to say about it.//
too right
piddy you cant give yourself best answer
I am too idle - oops busy busy busy to watach the index program but o I haave an opinion about it > yadda yadda yadda
this not answerbank but make-it-up-bank (*)
note that whittle comments about Russia in the thirties was abnout stalinist Russia and not Marxist Russia which if it had ever existed, mr corbyn would insist was quite different
(*) I wd say mountebank but I think people are too lazy to look it up
too right
piddy you cant give yourself best answer
I am too idle - oops busy busy busy to watach the index program but o I haave an opinion about it > yadda yadda yadda
this not answerbank but make-it-up-bank (*)
note that whittle comments about Russia in the thirties was abnout stalinist Russia and not Marxist Russia which if it had ever existed, mr corbyn would insist was quite different
(*) I wd say mountebank but I think people are too lazy to look it up
// Rebecca Long-Bailey’s prospective leadership agent for example is an “anti-Trotskyite” Stalinist.//
oo er MRs can you remind what the political principles of trotsky were? didn't like ice picks nor stalin doesnt cover it
oo reminds me - Robert Bolts play on Lenin is worth a read or view if it is available
jesus didnt the marxists swear when it came out
oo er MRs can you remind what the political principles of trotsky were? didn't like ice picks nor stalin doesnt cover it
oo reminds me - Robert Bolts play on Lenin is worth a read or view if it is available
jesus didnt the marxists swear when it came out
Peter
I am sure you know this, but Trotsky believed that communism could only succeed if there was worldwide revolution.
Stalin, on the other hand, believed that you could enforce it at a national level. Nothing whatever, no doubt, to do with his lust for power and repression in the Soviet Union :-)
Long-Bailey's colleague was spotted at a labour event wearing a t-shirt glorifying Trotsky's assassination. The excuse given was: "he's young" - which sort of goes against the idea championed supposedly by Labour that young people are responsible political adults (which I believe they are largely)
I am sure you know this, but Trotsky believed that communism could only succeed if there was worldwide revolution.
Stalin, on the other hand, believed that you could enforce it at a national level. Nothing whatever, no doubt, to do with his lust for power and repression in the Soviet Union :-)
Long-Bailey's colleague was spotted at a labour event wearing a t-shirt glorifying Trotsky's assassination. The excuse given was: "he's young" - which sort of goes against the idea championed supposedly by Labour that young people are responsible political adults (which I believe they are largely)