RIP to one of the greatest Marxist thinkers of all time. This man was still writing slammers in his eighties. I've read like 5 of his books and learn something new from every one.
You can find a lot of recordings of his books on torrents and youtube.
Maybe, not like the bolsheviks didn't go up against some equally repressive enemies. It's hard to speculate.
Some of the bravest people on the planet are those business owners (i've only ever seen cafes do this) in the US who proudly say they don't serve cops (in uniform obvi). They're rare but they do exist.
Ur good then.
Highly recommend comrades read Lise Vogel - Marxism and the oppression of women, which should be seen as its successor, and gives a good historical overview up to the 1980s also.
They rule. I've only listened to podcasts from Nick Estes, but I'm told his books are wonderful. Based indigenous communists.
I feel like Lenin would have the urge to write a polemic against Kautsky after seeing this.
No idea if it's true or not, but unlike most other countries, russia does follow the talk shit get hit rule.
Dennis from IASIP: I can go wider
Delet this
Cialdini's the psychology of persuasion is, although not communist, probably one of the best psychology books ever written. Highly recommend it. You can find audiobooks for it on torrents.
I'm currently in the middle of Gabriel Rockhill's Who paid the pipers of western marxism, which is wonderful so far, but its quite a slog. It dissects much of the "intellectual world war" on communism, and the tactics used by western intelligence agencies to demonize communism, and platform hollow, individualist, or reformist philosophies, education, and cement pro-capitalist superstructures throughout the entire world.
From the wiki on Gloria estefan.
His riddle: What am I laying on right now