I read it decades ago while listening to the hearings during the Nixon administration. As well as the writings of Lenin. I wrote for a Socialist publication in college, a was friends with a female professor who had been to Chile during the Allende coup who wrote a book about it, after being detained and her first manuscript was confiscated. I read books on the Chinese revolution as well as several about the Russian revolution. Also books about Che Guevara and Castro and the Chili revolution. I dated a program director for a university free radio station and went with him on several interviews including one with Hall who was running for President on the Communist ticket. I would say I have quite a breadth of inside knowledge into the workings and methods of Communist revolutionary thought.
I might add that it wasn’t till I forced myself to read books and articles from the pro Capitalist “camp” that I began a journey of true learning and understanding eventually realizing that as I was transitioning from youth to adulthood I probably could identify with oppressed peoples because I had felt that oppression as a child growing up. When I became a more balanced adult in the area of political thought, I put away my childish emotions as well as my fear of taking responsibility for my own life.
Ludicrous. Kamala is no more Marxist than you are. But you might want to pick up Karl Marx’s Communist Manifesto and actually read the damn thing.
It’s not very long. Definitely shorter than the Fascist Manifesto of Heritage Foundation’s 2025 plot to take over the world.
Should take you about an hour at most.
Maybe longer cuz big words.
I read it decades ago while listening to the hearings during the Nixon administration. As well as the writings of Lenin. I wrote for a Socialist publication in college, a was friends with a female professor who had been to Chile during the Allende coup who wrote a book about it, after being detained and her first manuscript was confiscated. I read books on the Chinese revolution as well as several about the Russian revolution. Also books about Che Guevara and Castro and the Chili revolution. I dated a program director for a university free radio station and went with him on several interviews including one with Hall who was running for President on the Communist ticket. I would say I have quite a breadth of inside knowledge into the workings and methods of Communist revolutionary thought.
I might add that it wasn’t till I forced myself to read books and articles from the pro Capitalist “camp” that I began a journey of true learning and understanding eventually realizing that as I was transitioning from youth to adulthood I probably could identify with oppressed peoples because I had felt that oppression as a child growing up. When I became a more balanced adult in the area of political thought, I put away my childish emotions as well as my fear of taking responsibility for my own life.