>>2796116Is there any room in Marxism for people who like democracy and would prefer in which the working class leads the society, in the vain of CNT-FAI, Soviets in Leninist USSR, Modern-day Cuba, and Rojava
>the working class leads the society, in the vain of CNT-FAI, Soviets in Leninist USSR, Modern-day Cuba, and Rojava>Modern-day Cuba, and RojavaHate to be the bearer of bad news but the first is run by bureaucrat monopoly-capitalists (Like all Khrushchevite """ML""" states) and made
private property formally legal in 2019. The second is a sewer socialism Edward Bernstein experiment where coexisting with the bourgeois class and state is all fine and dandy because at least you can collectively self-exploit in cooperatives (we were past this with
The Poverty of Philosophy, it's a reversion to utopian-idealism, anti-revolutionary evolutionism and petty-bourgeois capitulationism).
>Is there any room in Marxism for people who like democracy and would prefer in which the working class leads the societyLook into Marx, Engels, Lenin, Mao, Francisco Martins Rodrigues, Farjoun & Machover, Anwar Shaikh, Paul Cockshott, Allin Cottrell, cibcom.org, MLPD/ICOR.