Kublai-Khan
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Lefty, you have a pm.
Originally posted by luiz
Pillager is right.
And I say more. If the people in a democratic capitalist country wnats to, they can vote in a communist party. but evem if the people in a communist country wants to, they can NEVER vote outside the party.
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Does any ideology justify murder?
Originally posted by PantheraTigris2
Our disdain for communism primarily derives from that Cold War thingy we had a while back. Being a 'communist' - was taboo. If you, the good, loyal American citizen - should find that one of your neighbors was a 'commie', well then it was your duty to call the police, the Secret Service, the CIA, the FBI, the NSA, and the National Guard, to come and take that treacherous commie bastard away! During the Cold War, being a communist was just about the worst thing a person could be. It was the highest kind of treason imaginable. If someone was found out to be a commie, then they weren't even considered human, they were so low. Hence the phrase, "communist dog!"
The USSR was our archenemy for several decades. During that time, the entire concept and image of communism was forever tainted in the West.
edit: spelling
Originally posted by CruddyLeper
You cannot vote for a Communist Party that has been banned, can you?
Well, in communism in practice my avatar is wearing the uniform of the enemy.Originally posted by CruddyLeper
As for ideology justifying murder, I'm pretty sure all of them get round this by defining the act of killing as a political crime - "I shot at the uniform, not at the person wearing it".
Propoganda is really a weak word for it, because its been so accentuated by the results yielded from the proudly & self proclaimed communist society, as well as the large influx of refugees it left in its wake.Originally posted by Mojotronica
I'll add that many Americans choose to ignore or do not acknowledge the fact that it was a propaganda campaign that led to their distrust of even the suggestion of Communism.
I'm wondering the same thing! I dont know any European country that has actually banned their communist parties.Originally posted by Greadius
Who is banning the Communist party.
http://www.cpusa.org/
Not us, comrade.
http://www.communist-party.org.uk/home/index.php
Not you.
Then who?
Originally posted by Greadius
1)A strategic country? Perhaps if we had control they would be allowed... versus the influence we have (really... Nepal?).
-SNIP-
2) But I'm sure you're still upset about it). I see no reason to cry...
3) However, does no evidence mean you couldn't find a website for them, or they don't exist?
Unfortunately, there seem to be many people that want to ban religion.Originally posted by Furry Spatula
Reason 4: It bans religion. Religion is the opiate of the people according to Marx. Marx believed that Religion needed to be outlawed as it blinded people to the pains they experience on earth as they are contented as they wait for pleasures in the afterlife. Depending on who you talk to they may beleive the same thing. However, why should they be able to force beliefs on people. The Church was criticized for burning people at the steaks as heretics if they were not what is now Roman Catholic. Communism essentially does the same thing. If you aren't and athiest we will shoot you in the head.
Originally posted by Furry Spatula
Also, watch K-19. THe whole thing about the Ship having faulty parts, being shipped the wrong suites etc. That is exactly what the military was like. My dad served in the Polish Military and he can attest to that stuff happening.
They can solve the military parts problem with the good old threat of execution!Originally posted by Furry Spatula
Also, watch K-19. THe whole thing about the Ship having faulty parts, being shipped the wrong suites etc. That is exactly what the military was like. My dad served in the Polish Military and he can attest to that stuff happening. WHat would be somones motivation to make sure that they shipped the correct stuff? THey get the same ammount of money as everyone else and they are cared for no matter what.
That is problem 5 in my ever growing list of problems with communism