• aaaaaaadjsf [he/him, comrade/them]
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    6 months ago

    Disagree. After a revolution where full communism was implemented after a purge, why would the same wealthy families of the US be in charge? And if they were "in-charge" how could you call what they implemented a "communist utopia?"

    Thats my point. That in order to advance, to achieve a revolutionary advance, to remove/purge those wealthy capitalists from power, you have to deal with the history of the formation of the United States at some point. There is no other way, you cannot get to the point of a revolution without addressing that history, as that ideology and history is perfectly suited to the process of capital expansion. You are absolutely right in that the revolution and it's forces would have to remove those historical influences and stop their momentum. That is the way forward. No one is doomed to the past of their ancestors, as long as they are prepared to move forward and support the creation of an equitable world for all.

    • PowerCrazy@lemmy.ml
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      6 months ago

      Thanks for your Point of View. I'm not sure I agree nor understand what it means to "deal with the history of the United States," in a leftist social or political movement but it's probably that my interpretation of what you are saying isn't meshing with your meaning.