Deicide

Yeah, I guess you could say that she's a graphic designer. She's actually an artist, in the traditional sense, but when we need to make posters, she'll use a computer. I normally just use spray paint and stencils though.

http://www.revleft.com/vb/picture.ph...pictureid=9168

Hey Broseph, you should see the image that my wife is working on. It'll blow your mind with it's awesomeness. Wow, awesomeness is recognised by my spell checker :\

Anyway, these are just a few far off ideas I preach when Capitalists or others ask me how I believe Socialism will be achieved.
Some think it is interesting, some don't, some think I'm insane. Obvious I don't waste too much time on it. Enver Broxha just pointed out a conversation I had with one of my Comrades and over-speculated on something that he took out of context.

I am a Marxist-Leninist before any other ideology.

Enver Broxha is partially right that I'm a Technocrat of sorts, but what he calls a 'dead bourgeois ideology of the 20th century' is offline.
It is often attributed to Bourgeois countries, but the idea itself can be introduced to a future proletarian country. Anarchism can also be classified as a dead ideology of the 20th century.

The Zeitgeist followers ideas are seemingly similar, but Zeitgeist followers are too Liberal for my taste, as they are populist and want unregulated freedom and other absurd things. I'll never side with such an idealist ideology.
IRobot and Howard Scott were significant influences however. I simply want a stable and progressive system that will eventually abolish all labor and NEVER fall or be corrupted by anyone. My distrust is not in the workers, but rather in man and the idea of corruption.