Turkey already has multiple Maoist groups that have been fighting since the 70s
Countries closest to revolution
Blake Thomas
Isaiah Cook
lol
Gavin Peterson
Yep, if anything will radicalise the russian youth: it's fucking with online gaming.
Ask in the economics thread, someone will explain.
Adam Cook
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Evan Wilson
Son of Anarchy is going to spergout hard ITT.
I think there's no hope for revolution in LATAM / Brazil as long as America has such a strong stranglehold in the region. China might be closer to reform than revolution.
Ayden Flores
NIGGA FINNA GOT DABBED ON
Jokes aside, how much of a fucking loser one must be to be an anarchist in russia? Like he's doing it on purpose for the sake contrarianism imho.
Liam James
Why does being an anarchist in Russia specifically make you a loser?
Logan Perez
Because it's a country where everybody loves stalin and the ussr, it the wet dream of any ☭TANKIE☭. You can ask to whoever stories about it and you'll get your answers. You can join groups easily and there a lot of people in there.
No. Instead he chooses to be an anarchist
Ayden Howard
First not even true, SWP literally organised the biggest protests in british history fuck them mind, trot rapist scum, but still, and Socialist Party (the remnants of militant) are pretty active; if also scum for different reasons. Secondly the major anti-tory march in Manchester which had 150k people had the CPb there, the SWP, SP, a whole host of others. While yes, the CPGb-ML were there: they were a pretty small and mostly teenage memers who had a DPRK flag: at a march about austerity. They are hyper LARP and anyone who thinks they are anything more can neck themselves. Oh I was there btw, I saw this with my own eyes.
Josiah Powell
The country that will complete maybe it's revoution is nepla, but we will see ass after the succes of peoples war against the Monarchy, the Communists have now decided to stablish elections (and won by huge majority) but I don't know if is possible to turn Nepal into a socialist country using liberal democracy, without a dictatorship of the proletariat, (although maybe Nepalese democracy is different)