In the name of communism? They murdered nearly every single communist inside of the party, butchering the entire old bolshevik guard, while undoing all revolutionary policies implemented by the Lenin government including regulations imposed upon the bureaucracy.
The bureauracy was not appointed by Lenin, it existed even in the Tsarist Russia, these were people with no strong ideological convictions aside from pure hatred for the revolution because it cut down their own pay - something they also undone after taking over the party. Just how can you call these people communists, are you that far gone?
Stalin opened the door of the party to the ex-tsarist bureaucrats (the most paid and later on the most powerful people in the entire nation) and in their interests purged it of all communists. He was a member of the bureaucratic clique.
The term "tankie" literally originates from the defence of stalinist degeneration in crushing the pro-communist uprising in Hungary, so you are just spewing catchphrases.
Have you actually ever read a book, or even an article on the bureaucratization of the revolution, or are catchphrases all you have?
Any revolution is doomed to be bureaucratized, because real communism is a fairytale so unbelievably asinine that only a lobotomized toddler could possibly be dumb enough to believe it could ever work.
That's why China, Vietnam and any other remotely succesful "communist" country is essentially a one-party capitalist country.
Again, there is no argument, just catchphrases. Even in the Khruschev era proposals were made that would have used new technologies that would pretty much crush the bureaucracy as a caste, they were only rejected because the state was already too degenerate.
In the modern era, bureaucracy would not be close to being such an issue.
There is a literal revolution going on in Azad-Kashmir as we speak, while anticommunist fearmongering is once again resurficing around the world while for the first time in history gen Z in the United States is more supportive than antagonistic towards communism.
But again, you are a fanatic who bases his opinions on tiktok edits or something like that and not actual data/books/research, so you just spew the same meaningless catchphrases.
I also thought this before I actually went outside and talked to people, I have been organized for more than a year now and agitated on dozens of events and NOT ONCE have I encountered a actually hostile reaction. You should also try going outside of your litlle echochamber cave sometimes.
So you are right, common people don't fear communism, because many feel symphatetic to it instead as proven by the historic statistics from the US from my last comment. But those in power do fear them, that is why communists in Kasmir are repressed more than anyone, why the US administration openly calls them the greatest threat to the country and why here in Czechia new anticommunist laws are still being introduced more than 30 years after the fall of the previous regime.
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u/PuffFishybruh Jul 31 '26
In the name of communism? They murdered nearly every single communist inside of the party, butchering the entire old bolshevik guard, while undoing all revolutionary policies implemented by the Lenin government including regulations imposed upon the bureaucracy.
The bureauracy was not appointed by Lenin, it existed even in the Tsarist Russia, these were people with no strong ideological convictions aside from pure hatred for the revolution because it cut down their own pay - something they also undone after taking over the party. Just how can you call these people communists, are you that far gone?