No, communism is international

Marxist Communism is not practical or even realistic

Stop LARPing as a communist

Stop fantasizing about world revolution

Do you think you can have communism in a single nation

Yes

Stalin/Mao did it

Stalin and Mao were marxists you absolute fucktard

And no, they did not achieve communism

as an aside, stalin was a literal brainlet who thought he'd become the next revolutionary writer/ philosopher

They realized they had to keep Communism in their nations, especially after the failure of the world revolution when they couldn't even conquer Poland

Stalin and Mao

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So you're saying that the productive forces can advance in a single nation

you idiots

That you can have material abundance in a single nation

And besides this being fucking economically impossible

The rest of the world being capitalist?

What a retard jesus

You don't even think the DPRK is Communist, so I think we're just disagreeing on "What is Communism"

>stalin was one of the smartest soviet leaders ever

hahahahahahahahaha

brainlet btfo

you people are serious

Stalin deserves a lot more respect than that, dude.

He took a nation of superstitious peasants and made them a nuclear super-power

superstitious peasants

he was an objectively terrible leader, he sent millions of men intentionally to their death against a superior enemy, and couldn't understand basic philosophy

Communism is a society / economic system that supercedes socialism (which supercedes cpaitalism), where the productive forces allow for material abundance (post-scarcity), all means of production are owned by society is characterized by the principle "from each according to their ability, to each according to their needs"

why should i respect him?

Are you saying that North Korea fits this definition?

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the USSR and China fit this definition?

It's evident that you're an edgy 12 year old so maybe I'm expecting too much of you

no such thing as real communism arguments are fun

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maybe you geniuses will get it right someday

Get what right?