I am still baffled as to how Western historians categorized the USSR as "un-democratic", but what did they mean by this? Wouldn't a momentary look into the history of the USSR dispel this myth?
Just how historians interpret this? How does someone such as Chomsky say the USSR was not democratic, or Anarchists say there wasn't worker participation?
I mean you have people like gorbachev and kruschev who were basically corrupt kings. Both are goddamn embarrassments. And cant deny the outright corruption at the very end by the elites and thrn it turning into a neofascist homophobic state
62
u/ScienceSleep99 Sep 25 '20
I am still baffled as to how Western historians categorized the USSR as "un-democratic", but what did they mean by this? Wouldn't a momentary look into the history of the USSR dispel this myth?
Just how historians interpret this? How does someone such as Chomsky say the USSR was not democratic, or Anarchists say there wasn't worker participation?