cross-posted from: https://lemmy.ml/post/43728612

Stolen from r/Marxism_memes

The rock asking a gusano why she hates socialism, with her replying that it's because Fidel and Che liberated their slaves and sugar plantations. Castro pops out, saying "I knew it!"
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[–] [S] 4 points 7 months ago (8 children)

Nobody is sending me any cheques, I pay org dues. I understand what "era" means, I asked clarification because the sources I listed covered socialist history in general, which is democratic. The fact that you call my English skills "intermediate" and accuse me of being Russian is the racist bit, you immediately assuming anyone that disagrees with you and can back it up with primary sources must be Russian.

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  • [–] 2 points 7 months ago (1 child)

    I’m sick of you fifth column, tankie arseholes. Stop pretending authoritarian one party states are real democracies.

    Then why don’t you go back to Reddit?

    Real democracies in the west transformed their respective countries through diplomatic and consensual ways, and achieved far more through multi party elections than violent insurrections did.

    Those aren’t real democracies, though. They’re bourgeois democracies; they’re oligarchies. They’re the best governments money can buy. Previously.

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    Yeah, Nelson mandela got more of what he wanted as a terrorist than as President, same for Pepe Mujica. When he was robbing banks and getting thrown in jail, he did more for Uruguay than when he was president.

    When Clement Atlee established a modern welfare state in Britain , with social housing and the NHS, it was a fucking sellout to the banks that he did.

    What they all should have done was establish a one party, hereditary state like North Korea, or held onto power with an iron fist like Fidel.

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  • [–] [S] 1 point 7 months ago (2 children)