Skyhilist
6th September 2013, 03:29
What I mean is, when the majority of people quit tolerating capitalist ideologies (liberalism, conservatism, libertarianism) and realize that the capitalist system is inherently fucked up, what will happen?
Will people change their viewpoints straight from say, liberal to communist? Or will it be a more slow transition where most people might change their views over time from for example liberal, to social democrat, to market socialist, to eventually communist?
If the latter occurs, do you think that there is a good likelihood that the revolution might end up taking on characteristics right wing of communism if people aren't at that stage yet (e.g. if people have only shifted their views leftward enough to have say, a majority of the population being market socialists)?
If this were the case, would you support a revolution that wasn't as left wing in nature as you would like? Like for example would you support a revolution where those waging revolution mostly wanted market socialism?
Will people change their viewpoints straight from say, liberal to communist? Or will it be a more slow transition where most people might change their views over time from for example liberal, to social democrat, to market socialist, to eventually communist?
If the latter occurs, do you think that there is a good likelihood that the revolution might end up taking on characteristics right wing of communism if people aren't at that stage yet (e.g. if people have only shifted their views leftward enough to have say, a majority of the population being market socialists)?
If this were the case, would you support a revolution that wasn't as left wing in nature as you would like? Like for example would you support a revolution where those waging revolution mostly wanted market socialism?