/lit/ - Literature

The Masque of the Red Death tops all.

>>10742709
read Guenon, then Evola, hang around niggers for a day or two, hit the gym for a week, take up salsa lessons the next, then finally go mountain hiking.

then you'll understand everything that's wrong with ''communism''

>>7331873

wrong.

>>6772281

Fake picture

>pockmarked face
>5'6
>baby arm

He couldn't have been less /fa/.

>>6364926
After the Bolshevik-Menshevik split, the reformists (Mensheviks) continued calling themselves "Social-Democrats" and the radicals (Bolsheviks) called themselves "Communists" in homage to the Communist League and their Manifesto. Bolshevism was what they refered to the Bolshevik ideology before the death of Lenin. After Lenin died, people raced to become his successor, and thus "Leninism" was borne. Trotsky's faction called themselves "Bolshevik-Leninists" while Stalin's faction called themselves "Marxist-Leninists." Stalin's faction won, and the official ideology of the USSR became "Marxism-Leninism." As time went on, "Communism" became more and more associated with Marxism-Leninism over other marxist tendencies, who often times, to disociate themselves with the Eastern Bloc, tended just to call themselves 'socialists.' After the collapse of the Soviet Union, though, the term "Communist" has resurged among the radical left, and it's not just associated with Marxism-Leninism.

Hope that clears it up for you, anon.