HI guys

[Liduk]

I have just registered here, and I would like to know something about this forum politics.
1) Do posts criticizing revolution on its own accepted? (Will it be deleted? Will admins ban me?)
2) I found there are people from U.S. on this forum. Are you U.S. citizens feeling safe using such "commy" resources? As far as I know you can get problems being "commy" or "revolutioneer" in U.S.
3) Are conspiracy theories appreciated here?

Thanks. I am from Russia and I am against any revolution myself.

[ArseCynic]

1) I don't think being against the idea of a revolution is censored here.
2) I don't think you can get in trouble in the US for a being a commy anymore. That being said, it is getting worse and they will definately be keeping tabs on people who are associated with communism.
3) Yes I think so.

[jookyle]

Actually, you can still run into trouble for being a lefty in the unites states. I've had professors that can not get full professorship because they're marxists and it's a state school. Also, if your name can get traced to any radical purchases(like buying a copy of the manifesto with a credit card) or taking something out of a library your name does get ticked. One professor of mine had donated several books to the school library, including marxist literature and book on the origin of AIDS and the FBI actually came and personally removed the books.

[ArseCynic]

Oh really? Here in Canada It's slightly less extreme. It is frowned upon by all authority figures, the schools discourage students who are communists, and some of the big bookstores refuse to hold communist literature, but that is really the extent of what happens here. Or atleast that's all I'm seeing.

[TheGodlessUtopian]

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1) Do posts criticizing revolution on its own accepted? (Will it be deleted? Will admins ban me?)

All posts are accepted so long as they aren't trolling, fascist, or discriminatory.


2) I found there are people from U.S. on this forum. Are you U.S. citizens feeling safe using such "commy" resources? As far as I know you can get problems being "commy" or "revolutioneer" in U.S.

They are "protected" by the constitution. Not that it means much anymore, but they won't be arrested for being communists. At least not yet.



3) Are conspiracy theories appreciated here?

Ummm yeah you can post about them if you want. Although I'm pretty sure most, if not all of us think that conspiracy theories are a bunch of nonsense.. However you can post them if you want.


Thanks. I am from Russia and I am against any revolution myself.


If you are against revolution, then I guess you are for things to remain the same.