I personally love when tankie-grads larp LGBT symbols, as if they actually supported trans and gay rights. Everyone sees through this shit right?
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It reminds me of the Onion video titled "First female dictator hailed as step forward for women."
This lady becomes a dictator and then goes though and kills her political enemies along with some random civilians.
Imelda marcos??
The really early USSR was socially progressive, including legal tolerance of homosexuality. Stalin absolutely shut that down.
Yeah, most early communism was VERY egalitarian for women (not really sure about homosexuals, those don't tend to feature much in 19th century writings), but that got rapidly stomped into the ground later.
And as much as tankies love to preach you need to read the source material, they mostly don't.
My god, last time the fact I've actually read Das Kapital came up, they pretty much just went for "no you didn't". Yes I did, and I didn't even get a T-shirt for the densely-written pain.
As per the gay thing, it was part of the blanket repeal of Tsarist laws, and didn't get put back in until Stalin was on the scene. In the meanwhile advocacy groups sprang up and were tolerated, so that tells you it wasn't just on paper. I have no idea if anyone has gone deeper into the historical sources for our benefit. (Preferably in English, because my Russian is кое-как)
My god, last time the fact I’ve actually read Das Kapital came up, they pretty much just went for “no you didn’t”. Yes I did, and I didn’t even get a T-shirt for the densely-written pain.
You're a stronger man than I. I've read (and appreciated!) other Marx, but Das Kapital is like trying to eat a desert's worth of sand without even the mercy of a glass of water.
Pretty much. And then once you unfuck the language what he's actually saying is pretty underwhelming. Hours I'll never get back...
I also love seeing identity/symbols co-opted by authoritarians.
Can we just stop the fighting and have a beach party?
Toss the ol land mine ‘round
If I say it's safe to surf this beach, Captain, it's safe to surf this beach!
"Look officer, I don't know how that bar fight kicked off, all I asked was how to get from this river to the sea."