/lit/ - Literature

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>>23332240
>The fate of Robespierre is known. Lenin's fate will not be better. But I don’t wish him the fate of Robespierre. May Lenin live to see the time when he clearly understands the error of his tactics and shudders at what he has done. The path of the Bolsheviks, whatever it may be, short or long, will inevitably be brightly colored by the falsification of history, crimes, lies, demagoguery and dishonest actions.

>Everything that has been said about the Bolsheviks - their tactics, their ideology, their approach to expropriation, their unlimited terror - allows us to say with confidence: the collapse of the Bolsheviks is inevitable. The terror that the Bolsheviks rely on is the force of the bayonet. I admit the idea that Lenin, relying on total terror, will emerge victorious from the Civil War, which he so persistently strives for. In this case, Bolshevik Russia will find itself in political and economic isolation and will inevitably turn into a military camp, where citizens will be frightened by imperialism and fed with promises.

>But sooner or later the time will come when the fallacy of Lenin’s ideas will become obvious to everyone, and then Bolshevik socialism will collapse like a house of cards... The future of Russia will largely be determined by the length of time the Bolsheviks remain in power. Sooner or later it will return to the natural path of development, but the longer the Bolshevik dictatorship lasts, the more painful this return will be... A country cannot be great while its citizens are poor. The wealth of the state lies in the wealth of the citizens. The true greatness of a country is determined not by its territory or even its history, but by its democratic traditions and the standard of living of its citizens. As long as citizens are poor, as long as there is no democracy, the country is not guaranteed against social upheaval or even collapse."

>>20537172
You are a reactionary opportunist and all Leninoids should be put up against the wall.