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I don't know if I would go as far as scum, but I would say that Stalin set back the movement in quite a few ways. Khrushchev's "The Personality Cult and its Consequences" really sums up my feelings toward him, although I've seen it called revisionist by some. I honestly can't say if I think that Trotsky would've done any better, but Stalin's blatant narcissism, hunger for power, and plain brutality set back Marxist-Leninism in a big way.
And I have to disagree there. Remember, Trotsky was the one who really pushed for war with the capitalist world, and then blamed everyone else when it failed miserably on the Vistula.
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I've been playing for over a year I honestly can't answer that question :)
I know this may not be considered relevant to some, but I have a question that I have been wanting answered:
Could another "Great Depression" happen in America again during our lifetime; if so, how bad would if be; would it mean the breakdown of social order; could it be stopped; could it mean the end of America as we of us know it?
Thank you for reading this, and I think I had a right to ask it. Any answers will be accepted. Again, thank you for reading this.
I would say its likelihood exists but is smaller, mostly because of the small amount of regulations that still exist from the Depression era. And economic/financial panics happen all the time. Just looking at US history shows a panic used to basically happen every 20 years or so.
Not sure if relevant, but the rich-poor division has increased a lot recently. Maybe it will have some effect?
The problem is that the regulation is either no longer relevant because the ultra-rich and banks have found ways around them or were repealed completely, most of the time by politicians bought by the ultra-rich or banks. For example, the Gramm-Leach-Bliley act which repealed Glass-Steagal which prevented banks from making risky investments with other peoples' money. Also, Dodd-Frank, which wasn't very good to begin with but has been torn to shreds by the Republican congress, piece by piece.
Greetings Comrades!
Welcome!
Happy International Workers' Day comrades!
I have found a couple songs for Radio Revolution:
Robber Baron: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YpDAIG5lBhk
Blood, Sweat and Tears: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_uYQYD26fSQ
We missed the election again. Who wants to run for Servant? I'll be running again.
Ill run for Ambassador
Anyone else?
For servant, I mean.
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I just changed to Liberal Democratic Socialists. I wonder what that means for the future of my nation.
I guess that means I win by default.
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