Hot take: Even at its height at the end of the 1970s, the Warsaw Pact never stood the shadow of a chance against global capital, neither in terms of weaponry, nor economy, nor geographical extent. Stalin's legacy was snuffed out long before it could create the conditions necessary for the Eastern Bloc to survive through the brunt of imperialism. The US only panicked about the Soviets because they were pint-sized when all of its previous adversaries were microscopic, and the fact that the USSR survived 35 years after destalinisation can only be credited to the remaining embers of Marxism-Leninism, the brilliancy of its workers, and the uncurable malaise of its enemy.

If even the Red Army could defeat your splinter ideology, how do you see it faring against global capital?

They're just mad cause we're right

Why the hell does anyone want to be socialist who also thinks that socialism has always failed?!

allende was toppled by the us*

the crucial thing he was missing was imperialism