endorsed but i'd point out that a successful revolution in the US would be almost an instawin as they are much more than 50% of world military power.
How to achieve communism?
Tyler Cook
Dylan Morales
That's because communism is hardly a 'positive' movement, in the sense of coming along with a blueprint for how we're going to do things now. Rather, at least on the marxist side, it is a 'negative', that is critical, movement which recognises that we have the resources, the technology, the infrastructure, developed out of our need for them over centuries, to live in a world where our material needs are met without much effort and where we can focus on striving for self-development rather than for survival from one day to the next, and that we are merely held back from such a society by the obsolete forms of social organisation burdening us. What people forget is that Marx and Engels were fiercely libertarian, in the sense of seeing human liberty as a chief political aim. While it is frequently said that we just have no way of knowing what form communist society is going to take and it will have to account for the material conditions of the time, which is undoubtedly true, marxism also contains an implicit organicism, in the sense that once the obsolete modes of production restraining us are lifted off our shoulders, with the productive forces available to us, we will develop freely and healthily into a good society on our own. Not only are we unable to create a blueprint for 'communist society', but it is entriely unnecessary. A libertarian society of free individuals living for the sake of themselves in fraternal communities living for the sake of themselves will be the 'natural' outcome.
To quote directly:
As others have pointed out, it is the entire basis of marxism. Were feudalism functional and didn't birth within itself that new society by its own internal contradictions, the 'crisis' that was capitalism would never arise. In much the same way, were capitalism functional and didn't birth within itself those internal contradictions which birth the class struggle, the 'crisis' that is communism won't arise. We are simply the next step in a journey much greater than capitalism. We are the future.
Matthew Hill
okay, I think you answered my question. thanks.
Lucas Hall
part 3 (Theory) and 4 (The Dictatorship of the Proletariat) may provide you with some answers
marxists.org
Anthony Cox
anarchy is the goal for stage one of the revolution. set pieces in motion to create an environment that fosters dissolution of the core human morality. the self. then destruction of the inner circle of human connection: the family. next up is the tribal connections: race/friendships. finally the the nationalistic patriotic tendencies.
once all existing genetic and capitalistic connections have been severed, we can programme the blank inner mind with the true communistic programming. for the final severing, anarchic revolution is the best vehicle.
Gavin Garcia
Jason Adams
damn it, he must have found our secret plan in the back of the manifesto
Jonathan Hughes
oh shit nigga what you doing, we weren't supposed to reveal that part of the plan till after the revolution
Jackson Bell
Its not complicated…
State is taken in revolution. Other states are taken in revolution. Whole world is Communist. Its literally that simple.
Dylan Reyes
They won't be after the revolution