Nolan

im not a troll

and if people check my posts theyll know

why are you showing this to me

I believe one is in the making right now. Trust me though it is not dead. Another one will come out sooner or later. Most likely some time in 2011 or 2012 at the latest.

Because I see how Socialism in one country made The USSR one of the most powerful countries, and thus one of the most powerful forces for revolutionizing society in the world.

I'm 100% seriously not Trotskyist anymore. I saw through the hypocriticism of most Trotskyist theory.

I'm wary of all the self-proclaimed Marxist heads of state in Latin America. The progress and reforms have all been good, but I'm not sure that an actual revolution will occur - plus I'm disappointed at the nationalism that has been thrown in to the mix. I feel concerned that the working classes are putting so much faith in their rulers; I think it's time for some actual revolutionary change - whether or not that change will come as a result of the actions of Correa, Chavez, et al. is a different question. Sometimes the support for them by mostly MLs and MLMs seems to boil down to just Latin American fetishism - they view Latin America as a revolutionary hotspot, despite the most radical actions being a painfully slow process of nationalisation and the formation of small militias and community governing organs.

Why don't you cut the shit and stop neg-repping someone who disagrees with you, you child?
Why don't you face up to the fact that in one of the few places in the world where Hoxhaists have any influence, they fucked up and sided with the forces of reaction?
Just because Correa is not a communist or a socialist does not mean he's 'just as bad' as the right wing forces that tried to oust him.
By your logic, the Bolsheviks should have just stood aside while Kornilov tried to overthrow Kerensky. That's not how politics works.
I didn't have much respect for Hoxhaists before and I have even less respect now. Just a bunch of Stalin fetishist wreckers.