I’m not saying Poland did have democracy...

It was authoritarian

So of course the reactionaries who were used to that wanted to go back to that shitty life before trying out progress

“Trying out progress” is that way Poland was one of the first to demand their independence during the fall of the Soviet Union?

You mean industrialisation and bringing the country into modern times?

The people didn’t ask for communism

It was enforced apon them

You really think that communism is forced onto people?

Lmao

Ahh yeah....

In Poland it was!

In Romania it was!

Considering that communism is first stateless, with no state oppression to force upon anything, classless, with no upper classes to force anything upon the working class

In Czechoslovakia it was

LMAO

Don’t give me “it’s not reall communism”

Argument

People in czechiaslovakia fought for council communism, which Khrushchev crushed

It but we aren’t taking about Khrushchev are we?

Romania was also a fascist state

Yes it was

As was Poland

No

As was most of Eastern Europe

Poland was a authoritarian state

Including Bulgaria

Not a fascist one

Under nazis it was fascist

Bulgaria was, I agree

Fascism forced upon Yugoslavia as well

Ustase and Cetnik forces

That was until, Marshall Tito, a communist, pushed them out

That’s because Yugoslavia allied with the west

And before we go on let's discuss the basics of communism

Communism is a stateless, moneyless and classless society

What these states were is called socialism, the stage in which is before communism

Anarchism is when you skip the stage of socialism and move straight to communism

I know these things

I used to be a communist myself

These countries had communist parties in control, which end goal was to reach communism and wither away the state, the threat of imperialism made it not such

The Soviet Union wasn’t imperialist at all huh? Afghanistan deserved it am I right?