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Gustav HK
15th April 2009, 18:15
Hello comrades!

I live in Denmark, a nice little country.

My politics can be described as a kind of left (council) communism, i am against the vanguard party theory, but i am not categorically opposed to the participation in parliamentary elections and such.

Although i am a left communist i still have some respect for Stalin, and i think, that much of what is been said about him killing 20-120 millions of people is just lies.

I think that the USSR only was real socialist in the first half year after the October Revolution, but i do not think, that the bolsheviks were evil people that just pretended to be socialists in order to take power for themselves, i think that they actually thought that they were doing the right thing to strenghten the cause of the workers and socialism, the autotharian attitude wasn´t because they were evil, but because of a kind of "overprotective behaviour", they were afraid, that if they weren´t so autotharian, then the capitalists would take power.

I belive that Stalin was responsible for the creation of much of the bureocracy, but ironically enough, he was the only one, to prevent it from becoming to much powerfull (i see the purges against the bureocracy especially in 1936-1937 as a good thing, the problem was that they became "witch-hunts"), after the dead of Stalin, the bureocracy prevailed (so here i agree with the anti-revisionists (maoists and hoxhaists)).

I am also a christian, and i find it irritating that so many Americans think that communism somehow goes against the Bible, i mean, where is it written that "thou must not be a supporter of any ideology that wants to make the means of production common property and supports the cause of the poor".

Pogue
15th April 2009, 20:19
A Christian who supports Stalin's purges? Interesting. Welcome, I guess.

Q
16th April 2009, 10:28
Odd positions for a left-commie. Welcome.

OneNamedNameLess
16th April 2009, 13:06
Hello and welcome :)

Communist Theory
16th April 2009, 14:23
Ughhh religion.
Anyways welcome maybe you can scrap the whole jewish zombie idea in your time here.

dez
16th April 2009, 16:13
Welcome, indeed.
Dont let the trots and the anarchists scare you from posting!

Communist Theory
16th April 2009, 16:16
Welcome, indeed.
Dont let the trots and the anarchists scare you from posting!
Why would trots and anarchists scare him from posting?

dez
16th April 2009, 16:26
Why would trots and anarchists scare him from posting?



I dont know, you tell me.
:cool:

The Feral Underclass
16th April 2009, 16:55
I love Denmark, it's an awesome country.

dez
16th April 2009, 17:01
I love Denmark, it's an awesome country.


Ive never been there but my ex-girlfriend is from there, actually, and happens to be a communist. And shes awesome and her friends are awesome.

Sasha
16th April 2009, 17:09
denmark is nice, spend some holidays there, what part are you from?
lots of my mates where involved within the whole ungdumshuset revolt but i dont know if that was your thing...

Communist Theory
16th April 2009, 17:14
I dont know, you tell me.
:cool:
I suppose I would tell him his fundamentals are flawed everytime he posts and he deserves to be purged from RevLeft.

Rjevan
17th April 2009, 23:06
Hi, indeed some strange views for a Left Communist but nevertheless: welcome! :)

Gustav HK
21st April 2009, 20:55
denmark is nice, spend some holidays there, what part are you from?


I live in Glostrup, a suburb of Copenhagen.


lots of my mates where involved within the whole ungdumshuset revolt but i dont know if that was your thing...

I wasn´t involved in it, and for me they look like some young people, who love to make riots.
But i still think, that the Ungdomshuset should be preserved, as it was in that house, where the International Womens Day was created