What's your favorite far-leftist literature? I'm currently reading the Revolution Betrayed.
Kilobugya wrote:Pandeeria wrote:So, Communists of LWDT, how are you managing to cope today with our absolutely hopeless and depressing situation?
Remember that there has been other dark times in history, even worse than the (very bad, I admit) situation the world is now, and that we managed to get out of it and improve things nonetheless, thanks to those who never felt to depression and hopelessness, continued to struggle against all odds, and kept the light of the beacon shining, opening the path to the future. As Allende said in his last speech, under the bombs of Pinochet, "Other men will overcome this dark and bitter moment when treason seeks to prevail. Go forward knowing that, sooner rather than later, the great avenues will open again where free men will walk to build a better society."
Our present capitalist epoch is like none other. Hell, during the early 20th century, even after the horrors inflicted on the working class, petty and poorly done Revolutions attempted to sweep Europe, with each one being crushed. Another spike of radical thinking came with the Great Depression, and with the second World War. That time around elections were rigged, popular radicals rather arrested or somehow discredited, and any far-leftist thinking again suppressed.
Both of those times, the world was still in a desolate, war-torn shape. And the governments of those times were far more incompetent, corrupt, and far less advanced than our present regimes.





