Fedsoc
13th February 2008, 07:00
Happy to be introducing myself to the Revleft forums. I heard about this forum through youtube by the way.
As far as my political ideology goes, I'd say it's pretty safe to call me a "non-factional" Marxist-Leninist. If you really pin me down I would probably come out closest to Trotskyism, although I don't particularly like the thought of committing to "Trotskyism." However, I'm not afraid to learn lessons from Stalin or Mao, etc.
I started off as an anarchist, but I couldn't come to grips with the classical liberal ideology which is what all anarchist camps eventually boil down to. I've really come to think that there is some secret allegiance between anarchism and left-opportunism in general. That seems to me the perfect way to categorize modern anarchism: non-parliamentary opportunism. It's kind of a shame, I still have fond feelings for anarchism, but I think it's just a dead weight.
Anyway, see you around.
As far as my political ideology goes, I'd say it's pretty safe to call me a "non-factional" Marxist-Leninist. If you really pin me down I would probably come out closest to Trotskyism, although I don't particularly like the thought of committing to "Trotskyism." However, I'm not afraid to learn lessons from Stalin or Mao, etc.
I started off as an anarchist, but I couldn't come to grips with the classical liberal ideology which is what all anarchist camps eventually boil down to. I've really come to think that there is some secret allegiance between anarchism and left-opportunism in general. That seems to me the perfect way to categorize modern anarchism: non-parliamentary opportunism. It's kind of a shame, I still have fond feelings for anarchism, but I think it's just a dead weight.
Anyway, see you around.