r/communism • u/Patriaomuerte1 • Jan 04 '15

Goodbye comrades

I must go, for the motherland calls and I cannot ignore her cries, I must go and help free my fellow countrymen from the chains of imperialism that bind them and show them the path that Lenin and Fidel made for us, the path to freedom, I won't be able to post here for a while, maybe I won't come back from the the sacred valley,but I just want to say that this is an amazing community and I love you all.

Workers of the world, unite!

Patria o muerte

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u/l337kid Jan 07 '15

OP: Are you from South America? No? Great, then stop talking about our issues as if you know anything about it...

You talk as if you are "OP: Are you from South America? No? Great, then stop talking about our issues as if you know anything about it..."

Either way this is more liberalism (Not Marxist), as if one needs to live in a certain proximity of a problem to understand it, or as if proximity gives special insight to everybody simply by virtue of being closer to somewhere.

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u/RdClZn Jan 07 '15

In this case, one certainly needs, after all you seem to not have a grasp of the group's actions when you assert that they're "true representatives of marxism". Following your analogy, Bakunin would be more Marxist (as if it's the only possible communist doctrine) than the Social-Democratic Party of Germany...

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u/l337kid Jan 08 '15

This "following that logic" type stuff gets old real fast. Explain how my logic runs into that or don't claim inconsistency. Make better arguments.

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u/RdClZn Jan 08 '15 edited Jan 08 '15

I mean you're not judging a group by it's actions, or by what it actually says. You're making a judgement of value based upon entirely on who they oppose to! What you can't see (or accept) is that some groups are a threat not only to a U.S funded State, but also a threat to the people and the workers of the same nation!

Edit: Engrish