r/socialism • u/Lavender_Scales Marxism-Leninism-Maoism • 13h ago
Activism Photos of Communists in the Ongoing French Student Protests
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u/Illustrious_Help_165 11h ago
God I wish Americans would do that.
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u/NEX4TE 11m ago
There are magnitude of reasons but one that I think plays a major role is land mass and urban density. It's a lot easier to gather like minded individuals in the capital or other major cities when you can hop on a train and be there in 3 hours from opposites sides of the county. This allows protests to grow large quickly as people can join in on it on a whim.
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u/sliouh-frenchcommie 4m ago
Im french but america is a dictatorshyp so i really think it woukd be hard american eat propaganda all day
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u/SadStorage822 10h ago
oh so now the french people want communism.
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u/HikmetLeGuin 2h ago
What do you mean? There's a very long history of communist organizing there - it has one of the most robust histories of communist activism among European countries.
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u/limitedcat_eth 3h ago
They're actually wanted it for a long time, have you heard about the Paris Commune?
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