Lenin, you had to rethink his approach?

[sunfarstar]

:cool:Lenin left us a precious legacy. You had to rethink his way? In our age, we can copy him?

[Nolan]

Why do you write so huge?

And Lenin is evil!!!!!11

[sunfarstar]

Lenin was evil? You're not a fool?:cool:

[Nolan]

He killed innocent little Czar babies! How can you support such evil state capitalism???:crying:

[sunfarstar]

So are a lot of Che Guevara has signed death warrants it! Are you also curse him?:cool:

[Nolan]

Che killed little innocent mafia babies! He was a monster just like Lenin!

[sunfarstar]

We should discuss is the way of strategy and power struggle. And here are the real communists do?:thumbup1:

[Nolan]

Class struggle is about throwing molotovs at windows! Anyone who's not a dumb Stalinist knows this!

[sunfarstar]

Oh! Friends, are you doing here? In order to promote peace? Ha ha ha. . . . .:lol:

[Nolan]

I just don't want teh evil state capitalist STALNISM again!!!1111111111

[sunfarstar]

Lenin, in a particularly deep meaning today. Do not you think G8 to the G20 is a new joint capitalist empire it? Our experience from the modernization of Marxism, or among.

http://www.marxists.org

[Kléber]

Captain Cuba, stop trolling please. It's not funny.

sunfarstar, I think Lenin made some big mistakes which we should analyze, namely the suppression of the anarchists and Left-SR's during the Civil War, but he was still a genuine revolutionary proletarian internationalist; his theories were genuine Marxist analysis and are still important to study today. The biggest change between Lenin's time and today, I think, is that industrial production has largely moved to the semi-colonial countries and the developing ex-colonial capitalist countries (India and China). However, rather than invalidate his theory of imperialism, these changes make an orientation to the working class of the oppressed nations - as advocated by Lenin - all the more pressing for revolutionaries in the 21st Century.

[AK]

Dear Captain Cuba,

In response to your trolling; I hope you slip and break your neck.


Lots of love, Alex.

[ComradeOm]

Do I rethink Lenin's approach? Lenin often rethought Lenin's approach. Trying to pin down a single legacy that typified Lenin's careers is hopeless. New challenges gave rise to new policies and ideas, and the man was not adverse to retreating or admitting past mistakes (http://www.marxists.org/archive/lenin/works/1922/feb/x01.htm). The Lenin of 1906 is very different from the Lenin of 1917, who in turn differs significantly from the Lenin of 1922

Or, as Karl Radek once quipped, not entirely tongue in cheek, "As a true Marxist, Lenin makes his decisions on the basis of facts, and only then builds his theories explaining those decisions of his". Attempts to codify and enshrine Lenin's legacy is futile at best and extremely counter-productive at worst