New Leadership
Hello, I am the new leader of /marx/.Sources thread
In this thread people can either post or request sources related to Marxism-Leninism.
I will start off with an obviously not comprehensive list:
On Lenin and Leninism:
* https://archive.org/details/lininandtherussi035179mbp
* https://archive.org/details/ShortCourseHistoryCPSUBolsheviks
The works of Lenin and Stalin (in PDF format):
* http://marx2mao.com/Lenin/Index.html
* http://marx2mao.com/Stalin/Index.html
General works on the USSR:
* https://archive.org/details/AHistoryOfTheU.S.S.R. (be sure to add the dot at the end otherwise URL won't work)
* http://www.plp.org/books/ ("The Stalin Era" by Anna Louise Strong and "Fraud, Famine & Fascism" in that same link concerning the Ukrainian famine)
* https://archive.org/details/TheSovietsAlbertRhysWilliams
* https://archive.org/details/ThePatternOfSovietPower
* https://archive.org/details/MoscowCorrespondentRalphParker
* https://archive.org/details/RedVirtue
* https://archive.org/details/russiwithoutillu00sloarich
* https://archive.org/details/wedidntaskutopia00timbrich
* http://ciml.250x.com/archive/ussr/english/1940_october_1917_in_russia_mintz_1940.pdf
Soviet politics (elections and such):
* https://archive.org/details/TheSocialAndStateStructureOfTheUSSR
* https://archive.org/details/TheNewSovietConstitution
* https://archive.org/details/PoliticalPowerInTheUSSR
* https://unz.org/Pub/AmQSovietUnion-1938oct-00059
Soviet foreign policy:
* https://archive.org/details/SovietRussiaAndTheBalticRepublics
* http://catalog.hathitrust.org/Record/006770560 ("The New Lithuania" by Anna Louise Strong)
* https://archive.org/details/PeacefulCoexistence
The Soviet economy:
* https://archive.org/details/SovietEconomicDevelopmentSince1917
* https://archive.org/details/ManAndPlanInSovietEconomy
* https://archive.org/details/AVisitToRussiaReportOfDurhamMiners
How the USSR handled nationalities:
* https://archive.org/details/PeoplesOfTheSovietUnionLamont
* https://archive.org/details/APeopleRebornTheStoryOfNorthOssetia
* https://archive.org/details/SovietLightOnTheColonies
On the Moscow Trials:
* https://archive.org/details/SovietPolicyAndItsCritics (also of value on Trotskyism in general)
* https://archive.org/details/SovietJusticeAndTheTrialOfRadekAndOthers
Eastern Europe:
* https://archive.org/details/RevolutionInEasternEuropeWarriner
* https://archive.org/details/RumanianSummer
Albania:
* http://www.enverhoxha.ru/enver_hoxha_books_on_foreign_languages.htm
* https://archive.org/details/PortraitOfAlbania
* https://archive.org/details/TheHistoryOfTheSocialistConstructionOfAlbania
* https://archive.org/details/TheKhrushchevites
For compilations of writings by Marx, Engels and Lenin on various subjects (the United States, anarchism, etc.) see my thread here: http://www.revleft.com/vb/compilations-writings-marx-t195470/index.html?t=195470
Sites with tons of books and articles in PDF or HTML formats on all sorts of subjects, so I won't repeat them here:
* http://www.revolutionarydemocracy.org/
* https://drive.google.com/folderview?id=0B1ZP6ZurgOg-REtjWmJoeVRJUlE
/marx/ Scanning Project
As people here know, I scan books. You can find the books myself and others have scanned here: https://archive.org/search.php?query=uploader%3A%22kocotosi%40gmail.com%22&sort=-publicdate
There are plenty of books put out by the USSR, China and other countries, or just old books in general, that can be obtained either cheaply via online sellers or libraries. These can then be put online alongside the books you see there.
If /marx/ can contribute to the left in some way, I think this can be a fine way to do so. There are two ways in which to do this:
1. Buy a book online or go to a nearby library and obtain a book, then scan it and send it my way so I can put it online.
2. Buy a book online and ship it to my address, whereupon I will duly scan it.
Be sure to mention any books beforehand so I can tell you if they're able to be scanned and publicly put online or not. As should be obvious, these are books that we would either have permission to scan or would face no repercussions to doing so (such as the aforementioned Soviet books.)
To get into contact with me sign up on the forum mentioned in the stickied thread on top and just send me a PM there (my username there is the same as on here.) If you want to buy a book for me to scan, PM me there and I'll direct you to a bunch of cheap books ($5 or less) you could choose from.
In the meantime I am going to use this thread to announce books I intend to scan.
Hopefully leftypol sees this and goes on suicide watch.
You know why leftypol worries about guys like us? Cause they know that's real communism. They don't want real communism.
They don't want tens of thousands of prisoners, predominately colored prisoners being released from jail and put on some milita program to hunt down moderators.
They don't want to lose their cushy standard of living where they can piss away money on Starbucks and wholefoods.
They don't want someone just ignoring their special snowflake identity and moving toward better infrustructure, environment, and technology.
They don't want someone who will tell them to get a real job. That we'll make sure they get it, but they're becoming doctors, not psychologists, engineers not graphic designers.
Deep down all SJWs, all liberals, are just self-loathing republicans that want just enough leftism to fap to their child porn anime and not be laughed at for it. But not so much leftism where they have to become men.
The "Tito sucks" thread
In another exciting effort to make this place a bit more active, let's have a thread dedicated to how everything Tito did was wrong and how Yugoslavia was devoid of anything good.
To begin with, Pol Pot.
"Like our Democratic Cambodia, Yugoslavia is a non-aligned country which has adhered to the position of preserving independence. Friendship between our two countries is therefore based on the same principle. We have always esteemed and respected Comrade President Tito and the friendly Yugoslav people. Comrade President Tito and the Yugoslav people have always supported and helped us. We have sympathy for them and wish to express our thanks to Comrade President Tito and the friendly Yugoslav people."
(Pol Pot, quoted in Journal of Contemporary Asia Vol. 8 No. 3, 1978. p. 413.)
And at a time when "Democratic Kampuchea" under Pol Pot was trying to seize Vietnamese territory by armed attacks and massacres...
"In May 1978 Hanoi proposed that the UN appoint a mission to mediate frontier and other outstanding problems between Vietnam and Kampuchea. This move was blocked by China.
Then at the Belgrade Conference of Foreign Ministers of the Non-Aligned Movement in July 1978 — which I attended — Vietnamese Foreign Minister Nguyen Duy Trinh asked that the appointment of a 'good offices' mission, composed of Non-Aligned members, to mediate Vietnam-Kampuchea differences be placed on the agenda. Sri Lanka's foreign minister A. C. S. Hameed, as Chairman of the Movement, was willing, as was India's foreign minister, A. B. Vajpayee, who chaired the Political Committee where the agenda was decided. But Yugoslavia's foreign minister, Josip Vrhovec, acting as the delegate of the host country and under intense pressure from China — which was not a member but was extremely active in the lobbies — persuaded Sri Lanka's Hameed that this would be a 'divisive move' because only one of the two parties to the dispute sought mediation. To force the proposal through — assured as it was of overwhelming support — would be 'interfering in the internal affairs' of Pol Pot's Kampuchea! Under pressure from Sri Lanka, Vietnam withdrew the proposal in the interests of 'maintaining Non-Aligned unity'!
On the opening day of the Belgrade Conference I met Milan Marcovich, head of liaison with foreign delegates and a friend from my days in Phnom Penh when he had been Yugoslavia's Charge d'Affaires there. His first question was: 'Do you know what's going on in Cambodia?' I replied that I did not and that it was just this lack of information that was most troubling. All of my requests to make a visit had been ignored. 'It is simply awful,' said Marcovich, 'and we are the best placed in the West to know because we have maintained an embassy there all the time. All our mutual [Cambodian] friends have been killed.' ...
He asked if I had met Vittorovich, a Yugoslav filmmaker who had made the only Western film inside Pol Pot’s Kampuchea. I had, but had not seen him since he visited our home in Phnom Penh years earlier. Marcovich said he would be at the conference the following day — and he was. After greetings, his first question to me was: 'Did you see my film?' I had not but my wife Vessa, who was standing alongside me, said she had seen it on French television. Asked what she thought of it, Vessa replied: 'For anyone who has lived in Cambodia, it was terrifying. The only smiling face was that of Pol Pot.' Vittorovich seemed relieved. 'Then my message got through,' he said. 'What we saw was a hundred times worse than we could put on film or I could express in my commentary.' It was clear that diplomatic considerations were an inhibiting factor!
What was extraordinary at Belgrade — and in February 1979 at a meeting of the Non-Aligneds' Coordinating Bureau in Maputo (Mozambique) and even more so at the Non-Aligneds' summit in Havana in September 1979 — was that Yugoslavia took the lead in stubbornly defending the Pol Pot regime. It continued to do so later at the United Nations. That the 'best informed' Western country would do this is explainable only by Yugoslavia's intimate relations with the United States and its new-found friendship with China."
(Burchett, Wilfred. The China-Cambodia-Vietnam Triangle. Chicago, IL: Vanguard Books. 1981. pp. 161-162.)
Yugoslavia continued to recognize "Democratic Kampuchea" in exile at the United Nations after Vietnam liberated the country. Alongside Yugoslav recognition was recognition from the USA, UK, China, Thailand, the DPRK, Romania, etc.
Albania/Hoxha Questions Thread
In an effort to encourage activity, here's a thread all about Socialist Albania and Enver Hoxha. You can ask me questions and I'll respond to them./leftypol/ said you might be able to help me out?
What was the nature of the Sino-Soviet split, and why were so many Academics/Westerners/Activists who were so ready to stand with the Soviet Union averse to China (and/or vice versa). What's the beef?
PS I've even heard some put Mao's revolution in the same category as Hitler's (nationalistic and 'romantic'?), as opposed to October Revolution (?).
PPS. I know there are actually multiple questions, there, and they may have different answers.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1TgdLkGwbTw
What are your thoughts on his points, ismail.
I know it's a long video but I'm interested in what you think.
Future of Ukrainian Left
http://www.marks21.info/imperijalizam/buducnost-levice-u-ukrajini
A Post Revolution world
I normally browse and just read these threads since I tend to learn more just reading posts than on any other board. I must say I wish this place wasn't so dead, it's one of the few places on 8chan that has any sort of intelligent conversation.
Now on to the real topic of the thread. I'm genuinely curious as to what the comrades here would implement post world-wide revolution. What sort of Polices do you guys feel would repair the damages of global capitalism?
What would you do with the current upper class and ruling elites? What about the fascist and liberal (SJWs) reactionaries? What would be your plans for ISIS?
Basically just a general "How would you fix the current world according to Marxist Principles?" Thread.
Good things about Soviet Union
Say what you want about Soviet Union, it has became a scapegoat for socialists and when someone claims that socialism doesen't work they usualy show ugly pictures from Soviet Union and mention many bad things about it.
I'd say in this thread let's do the oposite. Let's post good things about Soviet Union.
Soviet Propaganda Dump
Hello comrades, I made this thread.https://8ch.net/leftypol/res/465712.html#465980
I do not wish to advertise for L.pol, just thought you guys might enjoy this too.
Love you Ismail.
history books/textbooks with socialist lean?
Can anyone suggest any good general history or continental historical books with a socialist lean? I know of a book called "A Marxist History of the World: From Neanderthals to Neoliberals" and while this is acceptable, I am interested in something in a more textbook like fashion. Should I begin a search by looking at socialist states history textbooks? What countries?
1920 Albania game
A few months back I noted I was going to start a game set during WWII Albania on my forum. Well, it was decided that 1920 Albania would be better. The early-mid 20s were full of turmoil as leftists, liberals, conservatives, and other sections of society feuded over pretty much everything, using parliamentary and armed means to get their way.
You can join here: http://z13.invisionfree.com/eRegime/index.php?act=idx
(The picture is from a 1966 Albanian photobook, noting Albanian newspapers praising the Bolsheviks for bringing to light the 1915 Treaty of London and other secret treaties concluded by the Allies, which made the Albanians aware that the permanent partitioning of their country was imminent and spurred them on to establish a national government.)
why is /leftypol/ so deluded and biased?
on a simmilar note, why does this place have so little people? It is great for information and I could even see most of the sectarians over on that cancer bin benefitting from info here.
Is there any proper place for discussion on economics, or have the leftcoms crawled under every rug?
A place faster than /marx/, I mean.
Greetings, I am the BO of >>>/politics/
I wanted to know if the board owner would be willing to crosslink our boards in the announcement bar. This would advertise users to eachother's board.
Hey Marxist, if it worked so well, why did it fail? Living in a world of delusional where things that sound good on paper don't really translate so well into the reality is fine and dandy on the Internet, but you come around MY neighborhood and I'll start selling tomatoes and such for people to throw at your lazy ass. You see, that's the beauty of capatalism. Everyone wins. They already have job to buy my tomatoes. When their are not spending it on blow, hookers and fast cars, they are oppressing your stupid asses with fruit. I win because I get money and can waste my product if I feel the need.
Marxist logic
"Retard and scientist are equal."
"Dumbass and inventor are equal."
HA! Get out China, get out USSR. You're dead.
Here's a picture of my nuts! Enjoy this glorious American penis.
Crisis in the Kremlin
Anyone here played this.
To quote the wikipedia page:
>Crisis in the Kremlin is a 1991 strategy video game with managerial aspects in which the player acts as General Secretary of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union from 1985 to 2017. The player assumes the role of the reformist Mikhail Gorbachev, the nationalist Boris Yeltsin, or the hardline Yegor Ligachev.
So far I'm pretty shit at it but I'm also getting the feeling it's basically impossible to keep the Soviet Union from collapsing.
Also general Soviet vidya thread.
I have some questions about Soviet Russia. Some of these are going to sound retarded, and I admit to that.
What exactly was the currency used at the time?
Would you say that the workers controlled the means of production under Communist Russia? How well payed was the average worker?
You proabbly get asked this a lot, but was there free speech in Communist Russia?
only 1 race should be in a communist country
does anyone else agree that niggers and other shitskins should be exterminated from a communist country and that whites should be the only race that prosper? i honestly don't think communism will work in a country filled with those tar zombies.
>inb4 racist
>inb4 ebil natsi!!!
>inb4 sturmfig
>inb4 banned
>inb4 "i support niggers"
>inb4 "communism is a nigger ideology heil obama"
fag
Reformism
Do you think the Scandinavian or other socialized European countries can acheive communism without a revolution? Nowadays I've been thinking it appears that a relatively smooth transition can be possible in some countries, but perhaps not the great imperial powers.
It seems like as capital is concentrated into more and more hands, the capitalist class shrinks and also loses autonomy in a way. When I say autonomy I mean like ability to make decisions in ways that contradict the efficient distrubtion of resources. As the rate of profit drops, and things are automated (which removes the source of surplus value and profit - labor) they have to optimize the company such that the distribution of resoruces to the consumers is as efficient as possible, and their own income will be reduced. From this perhaps their political influence will be reduced, due to their decreased number and decreased income. Somehow I've been thinking that reformism may be a potentially valid, if slow and inglorious, route to communism just based on the economic inevitabilities of the development of capitalism.
That being said we may also have violent struggles where things come to a head and maybe another world war to consolidate the economies of the east and west.
What do you think?
Bunkerchan is now in it's first public release!
www.bunkerchan.org/left/index.html
It is essentially functional. The only things that currently don't work are banners, flags, and PDFs. PDFs will be added quickly, as it should only take a minor settings change. Banners are not added due to poor documentation making it impossible to figure out how to do. in the way our boards do.
Flags are only not working because I don't have any, if someone has an archive of all the /leftypol/ flags I'd happily add them.
Here is a strawpoll for deciding what boards to have, if any, in addition to the current ones listed in the top left corner.
http://www.strawpoll.me/5439226
In addition, if anyone can decide a swaggin Logo, I would be eternally grateful.
>Posted from a secure and necessary people's bunker.
Copied from my post in /leftypol/ All leftism is accepted, especially if you want to have sincere discussion.
Fuck Indigenous People
Friendly reminder that if you support the EZLN, Che Guevara, and all those who care about "preserving indigenous culture and communities", you are a reactionary.Socialism and Religion
What does /marx/ think of Anatoly Lunacharsky's theories on Godbuilding?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/God-Building
Useful and interesting Marxist theory on the nature of religion, or was Lenin right to dismiss it?
Nationalism and Its Effects on Peace in Europe
With global crisis, unemployment, dissatisfaction, poverty and intolerance has increased and with it also nationalism. Political parties with nationalist platforms are rising and gaining more support around the world and Europe is no exception.
In Spain, Italy, and the United Kingdom and across Europe we can see the rise of the right. The financiaI crisis in the Eurozone and beyond has triggered rising of nationalists and far-right political parties.
The European Commission against Racism and Intolerance (ECRI) on 9th of July released a report about the dramatic increase in anti-Semitism, Islamophobia, online hate speech and xenophobic political discourse as the main trends in 2014.
Nationalism can be positive with legitimacy, promotion of nations and inspiration for citizens or negative by creating tensions between different ethnicity and groups in or outside the country. Some negative aspects of ideology or political movement can be seen in the latest football matches in the Balkans, where supporters of team groups have burned many national flags and hooliganism that is the result of long lasting hatred and nationalism on the ground. Every country has its own history and different positions, but still similarities could be found.
The country aII news is regarding to in recent times is Greece. A known slogan “Greece for Greeks” is well known in its anti-austerity party. Attacks against minorities and immigrants with racism are seen in one of the European Union (EU) members. Golden Dawn neo-Nazi party is linked to hundreds of violent attacks against minorities.
It is known for anti-immigration, racist-nationaIist worldview. With elections being held this year in January the party captured 6.3% of the vote and 17 senate seats in Hellenic parliament and become the country’s third largest party. In 2014 the party won 9.4% of votes in European parliamentary election and with it 3 seats out of 21.
The party has been put on a trial this year for its criminal activity.
Nationalism in Greece has divided citizens and noncitizens to us and them and created the gap between both. With the economic crisis, Greeks debt, overall economic meltdown, unemployment and increasing number of refugees from different countries, the party led by Nikos Michaloliakos has gained more support and caused even greater intolerance to foreign people in need. Unfortunately, they are not the only one spreading intolerance. Many politicians have a stance against immigrants, which shapes the Greeks’ attitude towards nationalism.
Couldn't see a thread about it so for fun might as well start it, what are some common lies you hear propogated by people who aren't marxists? We can either debunk them or just make fun of them if they've been debunked ad nauseum.
I can start:
>everyone makes the exact same amount of money
>human nature makes socialism inherently impossible
>everyone will become too lazy and not want to work
Source Validity
I find source validity to be exceedingly difficult to verify when dealing with socialism. There are many conflicting accounts and propaganda both ways. I try not to take anything at face value, but it's hard to sort the truth from the lies.
Example: Grover Furr clearly puts a lot of work into his works but he isn't exactly an actual expert on the area and sometimes I question the roots of his sources. He also has said that Stalin never committed any crimes. Even the most hardcore Marxist-Leninist has to admit Stalin at least made a mistake at some point. I like what Grover Furr is saying but It's hard to tell how valid it is.
Fitness and Revolution
Resistance training to maintain and improve lean body mass has the most benefits
Cardiovascular health benefits best from weight training; more than endurance cardiovscular
>They found that men with high grip strength had a decreased risk of mortality; 23 percent lower for every 1 standard deviation (15 kg) increase in grip strength.
>Women with higher grip strength had a 19 percent decreased risk of mortality for every 1 standard deviation (10 kg) increase in grip strength.
>Researchers used to think that overweight elderly people had a higher risk of dying, but recent studies have shown that both overweight and underweight elderly people are more likely to die. More and more epidemiologists are therefore coming to the conclusion that it’s not bodyweight that determines how long you are likely to live, but lean body mass.
>We have shown that using typical resistance machines—three days a week at a moderate intensity (65 percent of your 10-repetition maximum) for three sets and 10 repetitions can lead to heart benefits," says Collier. He also adds that one should complete reps at a slow rate to get the most effective workout from the equipment.
http://8ch.net/leftypol/res/217413.html#217703
It looks like /Leftypol/ might be fighting back against anarcucks.
Comrades, we must fight the capitalist imperialism in this thread!
https://boards.4chan.org/tg/thread/40577724
Post communism and collectivize the thread!
Communist Laos
I can't for the life of me find any good info on them. Would love to learn more about them, especially from communist sources.
How socialist are they say compared to Cuba? Have they gone the capitalist-restorationist China/Vietnam route? What were their relations with Stalin, Khrushchev, Brezhnev, Mao and Deng?
What were some unique policies of the Laotian government compared to other Marxist Leninist governments? How liberal or authoritarian was it? How did religion fare?
Russell Brand
>believes that the ruling class will just give up without a fightThe Paris Commune of 1871
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rUR6kJVXwK0
Neato silent soviet film dramatisation of the Paris Commune from 1929 [it has English subs]
I'll dump some real images from the commune in this thread
Convince Me From Anarchism
Hello, /marx/. I am here today because I have been thinking, and now I want your guys' opinion. I have considered myself an anarchist-communist for a long time, but I have began to reconsider it, and considered the Marxist ideology too.
I have now been wanting to ask the question of the necessity of a state. As an anarchist, I obviously disagreed to the need of such to go from capitalism to communism. However, alongside my reconsiderations, I have also thought about the state and the DotP in general.
Thus, I have come here to see if you could try and turn me away from my anarchism. Give me your best shot.
National Socialism?
I was a strong Marxist-Leninist-Maoist for some time. But then I saw the greatness of National Socialism and wanted to ask if it would ever be possible for the Communists and National Socialists to have some form of relationship.Elections under Hohxa
Descriptions of elections in Hoxha's Albania:
"At the first postwar elections in December 1945, voters faced a single list of candidates without opposition. Not surprisingly, it won an 86 percent majority. Subsequent referenda, designed to sidestep the high rate of illiteracy, gave voters a ball to drop into a 'Yes' or a 'No' slot. Through the former, it fell silently into a sack; through the latter, it rattled into a can."
https://www.britannica.com/EBchecked/topic/195896/history-of-Europe/58483/A-climate-of-fear
The above is taken nearly verbatim from Richard J. Mayne's "The Recovery of Europe, 1945-1973 (aka "From Devastation to Unity") which is no surprise since he's a contributor to the article:
"A semblance of popular consent was supplied by referenda: but the ballot was hardly secret. Owing to the high rate of illiteracy, voters were given a ball to drop into a box with two openings marked respectively 'Yes' and 'No.' Through the 'Yes' slot, the ball fell silently into a sack; through the 'No' slot, it rattled into a tin can."
https://books.google.com/books?id=J0y5AAAAIAAJ
According to my notes, the above cites A.J.P. Taylor's "English History, 1914-1945" as a source, though I can't access the reference or the source online.
Here's a description provided by "a clerk in the fiscal administration of the town of Korçë," as relayed in testimony to the US House by Representative Charles Kersten in 1954:
"In the polling place there are two tables, on each of which is a ballot box. One box (decorated with flowers and flags), is the box of the Democratic Front; the other box is painted black and called 'the enemy's box' or 'box without candidates.' One member of the local electoral supervisory commission stands between the two boxes and explains to the voters: 'This is the box of Enver Hoxha, the box of the people. That one there is the box of the enemy. You can throw your vote in whichever one you like, but the one here is ours.'
"According to the regulations, voters are required to put their hand in both boxes and drop a small rubber ball in either one. The inside of each box is supposed to be coated with felt, to deaden the sound of the rubber ball; actually, the Communists in many cases have slipped off the felt coat of the 'enemy' box in order to learn the identity of those voting against the regime."
https://archive.org/details/communisttakeove545502unit
Mayne's politics aren't easy to pin down. He edited a conservative magazine, but also one associated with the Fabians, and another aligned with the anti-Stalinist left. His main focus seems to have been European integration. In any case he certainly wasn't friendly to "Marxism-Leninism."
Taylor's politics, assuming they're relevant (assuming he does provide a source for Mayne), seem to have been vaguely socialist. He was sympathetic to the USSR but not to Stalinism.
We can only guess at the politics of the Albanian clerk quoted by Kersten, but the quote was used for anti-communist ends and Kersten himself was certainly anti-communist.
Whether these accounts are the truth, contained only a kernel of truth, or were made up out of whole cloth, is up to the reader to decide, since Hoxha's Albania is a relic of history and can't be observed by us.
Whether it matters is another matter.
All praise your new Comrade-President!
Dearest Comrades, following the collapse of the old administration I have taken it upon myself to lead us into our glorious Communist future. The old Party administration was old and decrepit. Which is why as of now a new era is upon us./int/ernationale
Our first act since annexation of /marx/ should be finishing the /int/ernationale. I updated the lyrics a bit./Christian/ here
Hey guys, /Christian/ here./natsoc/
hey marxfags
What makes a Marxist?
Do you have to agree with Marx's account of historical materialism and all the rest of that Hegelian "stages of history" stuff, to be a Marxist? I consider myself a Socialist and I obvious respect Marx's work on politics and economics but some of his earlier philosophy is pretty questionable.Advert Thread thread
Thread for deletion of advertisement of other boards was locked. pic unrelatedContradictions
Hello, /marx/ists.Supplemental Non-Marxist Writings
Alright, so I want to start reading Capital, and I know of the marxist supplements to Capital (David Harvey, Wolff's lectures, the study guides, etc), but what I want to know what should I read before reading Capital so I could get a good background on Marxist Economics, Historical Materialism, Dialectics, and Marx's(and Engel's) writings in general as well as better understanding Capital when I get to it.Recommend
Hey, I sympathize for the ideals communism but am unread about this topic.Angry Serb Thread
This is from the "Phresh Communist Memes from the Soviet Collective Meme Farm" page on Facebook. I gotta say that these little ideology jokes went from satire to more or less spot on debunks of revisionist garbage. So, this thread is dedicated to Titoism and all the angry Serbians that support it. Thoughts /marx/?
To celebrate the defeat of the imperialist aggression of the so called "The Interview" film
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OkKSMJ8vf18Stalin - crime allegations
What does /marx/ say about the allegations against Stalin to be one of the worst mass murderers in the world?Senate Participation
We at the Revolutionary Marxist Party (RMT) invite our /marx/ comrades to join us at /sen/.Anti-fascist shit
I just spammed the shit out of this Falange Facebook page./noose/
In light of the recent migration I have decided that there really ought to be a proper news board in the spirit of older times.DPRK Constitution
>CHAPTER V. FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS Article 74.Enver Hoxha: The Thread
To get you started:/leftypol/ cancer
So, I'm a former /leftypol/ poster, but I've noticed lately that the board is nothing but retarded anarchists and trot-revisionists/liberals. They always bash /marx/ as being /aidf/ like that's a bad thing, but meanwhile they have nothing to actually retort Hoxhaism or Marxism-Leninism.Ryan Dawson Thread
What is /marx/'s opinion on Native American Indian Activist Ry Dawson's youtube channel?Was Jason Unruhe wrong about the FRSO?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fVHQ1ln4zr8&list=UUgr5cilTJPILaRYS7f_TkVA
Can I interject for a moment
Why can't you Shabbos Goys realize that Communism have always been and still is a tool to further control of the Jewish Power structure that have had an increasing iron grip over the world since the Masonic revolt of 1789 and have had almost absolute control of it since 1945 with the deafeat of the Last great resistance against the Judeo-Masonic world order.Honest opinion on GG please
Hey guys, not judging, but I'm having an argument with a friend of mine about GG.