komradlaura
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Trotsky, Lenin, Tito and Gramsci
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Post by komradlaura on Mar 21, 2016 18:16:01 GMT
Hey out there!
How did you get on "the left side of force"?
Think that i was a... capitalist conservative, but please, forgive and forget this. I didn't know a fuck damn about politics.
Then I started love Russia ( so tipical) and i decided to know more about the "empire of evilness", aka USSR.
And so lenin's gost appered to me and...sbaam: I thought that communism (don't worry, also anarchism, a little) fitted perfectly to my character.
What about you, dears comrades? 
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caspertheanarchist
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The Friendly Cuck
A man is no less a slave because he is allowed to choose a new master once in a term of years
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Post by caspertheanarchist on Mar 21, 2016 20:01:28 GMT
Not everyone here is a commie. As far as I know the number of non-communists is about 10, but I'm not sure.
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Logan_the_libcom
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I have come to chew bubble gum and spread communism. And I'm all out of bubblegum.
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Post by Logan_the_libcom on Mar 21, 2016 21:30:50 GMT
I liked Bernie Sanders and wanted to defend him from the "hez uh socilest" argument and found out what real socialism was. Turned out I liked it, so I researched more. Ta dah
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Giga
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Post by Giga on Mar 21, 2016 22:27:35 GMT
Not everyone here is a commie. As far as I know the number of non-communists is about 10, but I'm not sure. We should take an official inventory some time. Think it'd be interesting. Could also be useful information for future recruitment as we should probably try to diversify in terms of our represented ideologies. |
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anpacklaus
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"Sometimes I sits and thinks. Other times I sits and drinks, but mostly I just sits." -Neal Cassady
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Post by anpacklaus on Mar 24, 2016 21:52:16 GMT
I was raised as a conservative. Let's keep in mind that I'm from Canada, so our conservatives are America's New Deal democrats. By the eighth grade (three years ago) I started realizing what a fuckface Stephen Harper, our prime minister was with foreign policy. My dad is basically an "An" Cap, so I didn't really become a socialist until last year. When I did become a socialist, though, I became a really hardcore Marxist. Then I learned the fuckery of dialectical materialism and converted to DemSoc. These were my angsty liberal days, where all of my opinions came from Amazing Atheist videos.
BUT THEN THE ENLIGHTENMENT CAME.
I was given a copy of Power Systems by Noam Chomsky for Christmas. I read it and finally realized how watered down modern politics are. I really hesitated becoming an anarchist. I made the whole "Well we should just vote on every single legislation in government" argument, and when I realized that was stupid, I finally became an anarchist.
Also, I've always been greatly influenced by the Hippie Movement.
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Post by Jasper DarkHand on Mar 28, 2016 5:41:25 GMT
I started off as an anarchist and stayed that way for a very long time. I first started flirting with Marxism about two years ago and it took until recently for me to turn into the sort of Marxist who usually sounds a lot like an anarchist. RIP me.
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komradlaura
LSA Member
Trotsky, Lenin, Tito and Gramsci
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Post by komradlaura on Apr 3, 2016 19:48:35 GMT
Not everyone here is a commie. As far as I know the number of non-communists is about 10, but I'm not sure. We should take an official inventory some time. Think it'd be interesting. Could also be useful information for future recruitment as we should probably try to diversify in terms of our represented ideologies. I've just done it comrades! |
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