Hating other socialists is a proud socialist tradition. Look at Marx writing about… literally anyone, or Lenin writing about his contemporaries, or Stalin writing about fellow Bolsheviks, Trotsky writing about anyone including trotskyites, or Bordiga writing about anyone except Hitler and Mussolini,
Marx at least had praise for the Paris commune and Lenin, whatever his issues with Luxembourg, still had immense respect for her and sought to collaborate with the German communists, and Stalin lead the greatest transfer of technology in human history in his work with the PRC
Marx at least had praise for the Paris commune. And Lenin, whatever his issues with Luxembourg, still had immense respect for her
And Marx didn’t had just praise for Paris Commune. While criticizing it, he counted it as one of the most important event in history, the first proletarian state ever, and confirmation of his theory.
Hating other socialists is a proud socialist tradition. Look at Marx writing about… literally anyone, or Lenin writing about his contemporaries, or Stalin writing about fellow Bolsheviks, Trotsky writing about anyone including trotskyites, or Bordiga writing about anyone except Hitler and Mussolini,
Thing is that they didn’t prefer Capitalists over them
I’m tapping the Bordiga sign pretty hard right now.
Marx at least had praise for the Paris commune and Lenin, whatever his issues with Luxembourg, still had immense respect for her and sought to collaborate with the German communists, and Stalin lead the greatest transfer of technology in human history in his work with the PRC
Huh? Wasn’t Lenin like 13 when Marx died?
I think he meant it like this:
And Marx didn’t had just praise for Paris Commune. While criticizing it, he counted it as one of the most important event in history, the first proletarian state ever, and confirmation of his theory.
Also Lenin was going to Rosa house for 🐈
Probably. But it was meant as “Marx at least had praise for the Paris commune” and “Lenin, whatever his issues with”…
Oh I see ty