Is Belarus /our country/? Their president used to be member of the Soviet Union Communist Party, their gorvernment's 2 biggest parties are Belarusian Socialist Sporting Party and Republican Party of Labour and Justice, and they still use their Soviet emblem. Their president is independent, which is interesting, I think they are coy about socialism on purpose, just so that the global bourgeoisie dont get alarmed and start targeting them.
I really am just talking out of my ass since I know nothing about them, please leftypol breadpill me about belarus.
If I recall correctly Alex was also pal with Hugo Chavez.
Gabriel Stewart
this thread already exists >>>/leftyb/3171
Joshua Thompson
You're a moronic retard. You can't 'hide' socialism from the bourgeoisie. They're not fucking dumb, they know the game of class war they're playing. Belarus is just a broadly despotic ex-soviet rump state kept in a sort of desiccated reality bubble of the late soviet union, waiting out reality under the protection of Russia in return for being Putin's bitch and aligning within Russia's economic bloc and sphere of influence. There's nothing deep or significant about them whatsoever. The nations politics come down to a threeway tug of war between elderly soviet nostalgics, nazis and young liberal kids who want to be 'like the rest of europe'. Lukashenko is based insofar as he pisses off the belorussian fashfags to no end. Belarus is just European DPRK, but without Juche, more boring and under Russian protection rather than Chinese. Also without nukes so even more cucked.
However i am looking forward till Lukashenko kicks the bucket and his cute twink son takes over so we can finally have the attractive young socialist world leader we were denied by Kim not taking care of his health.
Belarus' economy is rising despite world bank continually making false predictions of it decelerating, while commenting that they should have more private competition in the markets. Feels good watching right wing economists be proven wrong.
Hopefully they can get something like an autonomus region to continue their publically owned economy. Putin's foreign policy is pretty good so it's not uch of an issie there. I don't want them to get maidan'ed.
Jayden Rivera
When you're in opposition to the most powerful imperialist power on earth, then your foreign policy is automatically good.
