Current state of the International Proletarian Revolution

[Godot]

Originally Posted by mr_scsi

As I read all these posts it saddens me that I and my brothers, fought, bled, and some of us even died, all to make sure you were free to make these posts.

I fought and bled also; and for the same reason.
I find nothing sad about it.

[Vythica]

Originally Posted by Henri_Freundlich

That's exactly what a salesman would say - like those TV infomercials.

Critical questions still unanswered... Bye bye thread! Discussion progress can't be made until all (if not most) posed questions are answered. A reminder of hindered progress in communist countries, like China and Vietnam. Suppression of free thinking - the ability to make independent decisions.

Edit: Also, not all countries violate people's rights with illegal street invasions and searches.

First off, I don't know what questions you're speaking of. Secondly, why am I supposed to have all the answers? I think I've done a pretty good job at explaining my point of view consistently over the course of the thread.

[blood-raven]

i like the idea of non class society, i realy do but it's just that man kind isn't ready for such a thing as long as there is greed and lust for power there can not be such a thing, and since i don't like lenin (as he was breaking his own rules) i won't join eny thing.

[veluchami]

Originally Posted by blood-raven

i like the idea of non class society, i realy do but it's just that man kind isn't ready for such a thing as long as there is greed and lust for power there can not be such a thing, and since i don't like lenin (as he was breaking his own rules) i won't join eny thing.

erm.. Lenin's been dead for a long time now. Am I missing something here? What is anything to do with lenin? oO

[Cuchulainn]

Originally Posted by Henri_Freundlich

That's exactly what a salesman would say - like those TV infomercials.

Critical questions still unanswered... Bye bye thread! Discussion progress can't be made until all (if not most) posed questions are answered. A reminder of hindered progress in communist countries, like China and Vietnam. Suppression of free thinking - the ability to make independent decisions.

Edit: Also, not all countries violate people's rights with illegal street invasions and searches.

Those countries are socialist countries like Venezuela and Cuba, but not communist countries.

Bolivia is a country with a socialist movement, there happened democratic revolutions in the last few years, which turns this country more into a socialist country. Since January 2009 Bolivia has a new constitution, a clear majority voted for it.

[Henri_Freundlich]

Originally Posted by Vythica

First off, I don't know what questions you're speaking of. Secondly, why am I supposed to have all the answers?

'Humanity' isn't some brave new concept with a lot of unknown quantities - it's been around for more than 5000 years.

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The common denominator between Communism and Martial Law (dictatorship), is suppression.

245-T fallout - Untested chemicals, corporate greed, lying to the public.

Either you pick up the subtleties in my replies and answer them, or you don't. It's that simple.

[Vythica]

Originally Posted by Henri_Freundlich

'Humanity' isn't some brave new concept with a lot of unknown quantities - it's been around for more than 5000 years.

--

The common denominator between Communism and Martial Law (dictatorship), is suppression.

245-T fallout - Untested chemicals, corporate greed, lying to the public.

Either you pick up the subtleties in my replies and answer them, or you don't. It's that simple.

It would be a lot easier if you would just spit out what you're trying to say instead of beating around the bush. You've been cryptic (at best) and then slightly agitated when I don't understand what you're getting at. I don't think I'm the only one who sees this either. The only thing I can get from your posts is you don't like Communism and you have a beef with Linden Labs. How the two intermingle is lost in a sea of dead kiwi politicians, and C.S. Lewis quotes. I'd appreciate some transparency to better facilitate me answering your questions.

Btw, a political disagreement doesn't mean we can't be friends

[blood-raven]

Originally Posted by veluchami

erm.. Lenin's been dead for a long time now. Am I missing something here? What is anything to do with lenin? oO

since lenin started the biggest slaughter party in whole history under the name of 'a no class society and better life for everyone' well, shorter life was perhaps better, i don't like enything that has to do with comi's.

regards

[Henri_Freundlich]

Originally Posted by Vythica

I'd appreciate some transparency to better facilitate me answering your questions.

Too subtle?! Alright, I'll keep that in mind.

Originally Posted by Vythica

Btw, a political disagreement doesn't mean we can't be friends

Politics is just one part of a person's life. Especially if they've gone through traumatic experiences.

[DragoonEnNoir]

Wow... a semi-serious political discussion and I never noticed it before!


Quick question;
How would you define Communism? Are we talking theoretical dialectic here, or are we talking Communism as practiced, and if so, where?

Also, what do you think a successful International Prol Revolution would lead to?