Posted: Thu Aug 18, 2016 9:47 am
Socialist Tera wrote:Fascism was defending the status quo and killing the "non-desirable".
So was Stalinism!
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Socialist Tera wrote:Fascism was defending the status quo and killing the "non-desirable".
Dushan wrote:Great Kauthar wrote:Favourite government type? That's a lot broader so it could work better.
Add Pornocracy to the poll. It's the only true choice for adherents of the mighty Chaos God of Slaanesh.
Furthermore I think it is Time to Discuss the Merits and disadvantages of such a Form of Government.
Socialist Tera wrote:The Kievan People wrote:
So was Stalinism!
Not exactly. Stalinism did not represent bringing back the old feudal order and bringing back landlordism. Maybe you can count killing hoarders, sabotages and people who support the feudal system as non desirable then maybe but Stalinism did not exist, it is Leninism. *revs tank*
Dagashi wrote:Socialist Tera wrote:Not exactly. Stalinism did not represent bringing back the old feudal order and bringing back landlordism. Maybe you can count killing hoarders, sabotages and people who support the feudal system as non desirable then maybe but Stalinism did not exist, it is Leninism. *revs tank*
Fascism did not want to bring back feudalism, and it probably had more in common with Lenin and the Bolsheviks than it did with a lot of conservative movements. For instance, Futurists played a role in both movements, with the founder of Futurism literally writing the Fascist manifesto in 1919.
Dushan wrote:Great Kauthar wrote:Favourite government type? That's a lot broader so it could work better.
Add Pornocracy to the poll. It's the only true choice for adherents of the mighty Chaos God of Slaanesh.
Furthermore I think it is Time to Discuss the Merits and disadvantages of such a Form of Government.
Socialist Tera wrote:Dagashi wrote:
Fascism did not want to bring back feudalism, and it probably had more in common with Lenin and the Bolsheviks than it did with a lot of conservative movements. For instance, Futurists played a role in both movements, with the founder of Futurism literally writing the Fascist manifesto in 1919.
Pah. Maintaining the status quo of Russia was feudalism. Lenin never advocated bringing back the old feudal order.
Socialist Tera wrote:Not exactly. Stalinism did not represent bringing back the old feudal order and bringing back landlordism. Maybe you can count killing hoarders, sabotages and people who support the feudal system as non desirable then maybe but Stalinism did not exist, it is Leninism. *revs tank*
The Alexanderians wrote:I wonder if I should start posting in this thread eh?
The Kievan People wrote:Socialist Tera wrote:Not exactly. Stalinism did not represent bringing back the old feudal order and bringing back landlordism. Maybe you can count killing hoarders, sabotages and people who support the feudal system as non desirable then maybe but Stalinism did not exist, it is Leninism. *revs tank*
You know "bringing back" is by definition not "status quo", right?
Stalinism was definitely fixated on maintaining the communist system. He inherited a country which was already under the control of the communist party, and the people he killed were in his mind threats to that system. Even in Marxist terms he never made any step towards realizing the withering away of the state. Quite the opposite, he expanded the power of the state massively under the Communist Party (the so-called dictatorship of the proletariat which is supposed to be a transitional phase) and was right up until the moment of his death planning new purges.
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