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Marxist-Leninist ☭

Interested in Marxism-Leninism, but don’t know where to start? Check out my Marxist-Leninist study guides, both basic and advanced!

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  • Do you think African states are picking geopolitical allies purely based on how strong the state is? All states are “authoritarian,” the core difference is in which class the state serves. African states are generally interested in kicking out imperialists, so they side with socialist states like China and strategically anti-imperialist capitalist states like Russia.




  • I did not get you banned from Lemmy.ml (nor were you “shadow-banned,” you were just community banned for 1 week), nor am I following you. You can check my comment history, I have a lot of comments in this community. I browse by subscribed, scaled sort, so I see posts from this community. You never explained what I said is “misguided drivel painted as facts,” and when pressed you just said I wouldn’t accept it anyways, so you didn’t even bother replying.

    Either way, the Marxist-Leninist study guide I made is linked in the sidebar of this community. I assume my contributions are, if not welcomed, at least tolerated enough to link my posts from other communities. This space is accepting of me and my views as a communist.




  • Entirely wrong.

    Socialism is a mode of production and distribution where the working classes control the state, and public ownership is the principal (rising and dominant) aspect of the economy. Communism is a post-socialist mode of production and distribution where the entire economy is collectivized and planned, and there is no longer a state, class, or money. See Cheng Enfu’s diagram:

    The government in socialism does not “step aside.” Instead, the working class state collectivizes all production and distribution, at which point classes no longer exist and all that remains of the state is administrative duties, which are socially necessary. Many states have developed socialism, but communism is global and post-socialist.

    Further, distribution in communism is based on need, not equal to everyone.