I’ve heard blackshirts and reds is a phenomenal read regardless so I appreciate your input! I’ve heard it really pictures fascism in a realist light, rather than “protecting the future of our white children”
Thanks for the little red book recommendation! I’ve always wanted to learn more about mao beyond being a landlord lover
Thank you for your recommendations! I’m adding them to my reading list for sure. I’ve always wanted to understand mao more than “we should eradicate landlords” so thank you for a starting point
I really love the idea you said of re-conceptualising and unlearning, that sounds like an incredibly sound starting. I also really appreciate the non-white recommendations for a rounded view. Thank you!!
The words “dictatorship of the proletariat” make me question the volcel life 🥰 but in all seriousness thank you heaps for the recommendations! I don’t know how far I align with anarchism in comparison to Marxism/Marxist Leninism but I reckon I should give it a shot in the name of ~self exploration~
Thank you so much for the detailed response! I don’t know a lot at all about dialectical materialism (as in I could barely describe it to a liberal), I know a little bit about class, but not a lot in regards to what a post-socialist society would look and sound like!
I’ve seen some quotes in regards to imperialism and the vanguard when it comes to Leninism but I’m still not sure how it works. And the term “stateless” in regards to “stateless, no money society” means when it comes to Marxism confuses me too
Sorry if I sound ignorant, but what kind of views would be considered unacceptable? If it isn’t accepted within a neoliberal/classist society that sounds great, but if it is overtly homophobic or gender critical I might not be fan. What points should be taken away from it?
I’ll make sure that book is on the top of my list, thanks!
Thanks for the heads up :) I’ll look into it