Hi there!

[a-world-to-win]

Comrades! :D Hello!
I'm Bella, 17, and from Australia. :)

I am absolutely thrilled about this magnificent discovery, and the potential for a new and just world!

I can't say I follow a specific 'ism' just yet, although I can say I am completely read-up on Marxism and associated political/economic theories, and the history of.

I'm always up for a chat, discussion, debate, whatever - so drop by sometime. :)

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[Q]

Welcome :)

If you have political questions, you can ask them in the Learning forum. That's why it's there after all!

If you have questions about your account, don't hesitate to send me a PM or ask here.

[The Cheshire Cat]

Grrrrreetings, comrade!

[Wings Of Redemption]

Welcome Bella, I hope you have a nice stay :grin: I'm a beginner myself so maybe you could explain some stuff to me if I ever get confused with theory :)

[Fourth Internationalist]

Welcome to RevLeft, Bella! :D

[a-world-to-win]

Thank you! <3

[Dennis the 'Bloody Peasant']

Ah, enthusiasm...I remember that, was about a decade ago...

Anywho, welcome indeed and hope you learn, share and enjoy.

[Comrade Dracula]

Welcome! I hope you'll enjoy your stay here!

[Comrade #138672]

Welcome.

Sometimes isms sound like dogmatic religions, but they can be much more than that. It is good not to cling to isms too much, especially in the beginning. However, you should not underestimate them, because they can improve group thinking by implicitly agreeing about specific definitions and ideas. Also, isms don't necessarily always exclude each other.

[nopasaran]

Which part of Aus are you from? I'm in western sydney

Welcome!