This quotation pretty much confirms that the revolution of 1917 was a follow up of the one in 1789, except those same (((merchants))) who ran those banks were able to exercise even more power and enslavement.

That's not the case at all

Lenin is a terrific writer.

Nope

State and the revolution is very good

And his notes on hegel are superb

And many of his collected works have a political firmness out of league

Plus beare the fact that the translations can have a weight on the final result specially with languages like Russian

They misstranlate from German until today imagine back then with Russian texts

He shows a significant different state structure

I would suggest his collected works and state and the revolution

Question

What is the difference between Trotskyism and Leninism

Albeit the abridged version of the quote appears to be out of context, the conclusion to which the full quote arrives is the same while travelling a different route to it. @comuna redpill

Trotskyism is skeptical of the proletarian peasant alliance

And is liquidationist

@Deleted User if you are brain dead maybe yes

nice

trotskyism is a term that you use to describe people you don't like

Proletarian peasant alliance?

That too

@Frosty the union of the proletariat with the small and middle peasant class

The lower sections of the middle peasant class

So bad more communist than Lenin?

Nope

Fun fact I’ve been to Lenin’s tomb

Just left deviationist

Left deviationism is anti marxist

Lenin wrote on that

Left communism an infatile desorder

To many terms

I don’t know

Well it's politics

You only could expect that

At least

I understand but like I’m super layman’s terms

Nah just theory

Like he was more skeptical of the peasants?

He didn't believe in their revolutionary potential

So he wanted a soft revolution?

Even though they carried the 1905 revolution on their back