You can't criticize me on the basis of being a communist when you aren't even one yourself

You're just LARPing

lmao

Internationalism, be it Communism or Capitalism, is a doomed ideology simply because of the prospect of having to conquer the entire Earth

So you're a communist that opposes internationalism?

Makes sense

Yes! A Nazbol!

You realize that communism is international, right?

Lmao the only self-described nazbols are edgy teens on the internet

Marxism is international, but one does not have to be an internationalist to be economically left-wing

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

🤗

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"