/lit/ - Literature

>>19521514
Normally lit likes to read source material. Not so when anon discusses contemporary and socialist history

>>18597432
Like I said before, he and the statists fuck things up.
They’ve been fucking with peoples movements in every state. It’s quite the challenge having to deal with state power’s monopoly on violence, and the American psyops peace movement certainly doesn’t help.

>>17739433
Lenin always doubted and was surprised that revolution was happening in his country. Have you ever heard of the Potenkin? Lenin was in Switzerland or something at the time.

>>17660388
He betrayed the revolution. But I suppose this is about Stalin’s further degradation
>>17660593
Ah, there ya go. Bakunin knew.

>>16696995
So, a liberal perspective.

>>16696213
You may want to read this afterwards

>>16117366
So, in what book?

The US is an odd place and It’s highly doubtful the other faux revolutions and coups can be of much help beyond figuring out what not to do.
Herod goes down this list of methods we’ve tried and he and I are convinced it’s just massive organization that needs to be implemented.

Here’s an account of the Russian revolution you won’t get from Parenti or the like

>>14077886
Maybe you’d like a book to go along with your faulty meme ideology. It might clear things up for you

>>13987670
>bolsheviks
Funny thing is, they were really the Mensheviks. The real bolsheviks (meaning majority) were called Mensheviks (meaning minority)

>>13385420
>socialism is when the state does stuff
Burger, please.

>>13386021
My wrong what?
I have no more questions about the liberal world you defend. You’re the one who doesn’t know a thing about what I’m talking about

>>13264220
>That was inevitably going to happen
I think you’re missing a few things.
>Is that really your defense?
No, I’ve got lots more.
I am encouraged by the rising tide, and can even bring myself to cautiously forgive China if they can pull off their plans, but this is a thirteenth hour stage of things that I believe could have been handled better if not for certain people’s incompetence and hero worship.
Hence why Stirner is more important than ever now.

>>13109161
Hehehe. It’s good that not too many people own this Pentagon potboiler

Wish I had a physical copy of Voline