Who is the greatest

[Brother No. 1]

Comrades I want to learn this who is the Greatest Revolutionary in the history of the Revolution. I need to know comrades tell me your answers and why

[StalinFanboy]

Why don't you, like, read a book?

[scarletghoul]

Personally, my favourite revolutionary was Mao. I dont like many of his policies once he got power, but as a revolutionary he was the best. He was a military genius, and he was good at mobilising the masses (peasents), he was a very romantic revolutionary too (equal to Che in this aspect)
And he united one quarter of mankind, possibly the world's greatest nation, after 100s of years of oppression, struggle, foreign exploitation etc. He led the people to victory against fuedal landlords, the corrupted koumintang, the foreign invaders. With the chinese revolution came the dawn of a new age in China's great history, and a new hope for most chinese. He was a great and inspirational revolutionary.

"The chinese people have stood up!"

Too bad he made some mistakes while in power...

[Brother No. 1]

true Mao has made mistakes but it makes us human right comrade

[scarletghoul]

Indeed it does. Mao was very human, this is part also of why I like him.

[Brother No. 1]

me to comrade but its sad how he lost his childern and wife during the long march

[bcbm]

I am, because I have done the most bad-ass things.

[Brother No. 1]

ok comrade

[bcbm]

Its true.

[Brother No. 1]

i belive you we are all great revolutionaries on the inside

[bcbm]

Right, but I am the greatest.

[Brother No. 1]

ok I Belive you still

[Dóchas]

for me its probably che guevara

[Brother No. 1]

to bad he died in bolovia and killed by who he was trying to help

[Q]

I'm personally 1.82m

[Dóchas]

to bad he died in bolovia and killed by who he was trying to help

nope he was killed by the people he was trying to overthrow and there were other contributing factors

[Brother No. 1]

well was he not reported by a peasant he tried to save comrade or is this a lie

[Dóchas]

well im not sure about that but these are the reasons i can come up with

bolivian army was trained by CIA operatives in jungle warfare

the geurillas expected help from the communist party of bolivia but didnt get any

the radio they had was faulty so they couldnt communicate with havana and eachother

i have heard of the peasent idea but i dont see why a peasent would report the people who were trying to help them

[Brother No. 1]

well I read my reason on a biography on castro and his glorius revloution it seems America is very mad still they said 70 years ago cuba would fall so they didnt trade and now cuba trades with everyone else. but you make exlent points comrades Specialy the CIA one they caused the bay of pigs and all who died there I hope there happy

[Dóchas]

well I read my reason on a biography on castro and his glorius revloution it seems America is very mad still they said 70 years ago cuba would fall so they didnt trade and now cuba trades with everyone else. but you make exlent points comrades Specialy the CIA one they caused the bay of pigs and all who died there I hope there happy

ye the Bay of Pigs was not one of americas greatest achievements

[Black Sheep]

Indeed it does. Mao was very human, this is part also of why I like him.


Nobody was humaner than the human-champion Mao Zedong

[TheWaffleCzar]

I'm going to agree with Scarletghoul. Mao was a great revolutionary but I didn't like much how he ruled China.

[Brother No. 1]

well Humans can never be perfect Comrade and that what makes us who we are