/siberia/ - Off-topic

okay trotsky how did i do?

Huh, got Bolsheviks. Honestly I expected getting left SR as well. Btw where are those illustration from?

Got bolshevik despite being an anarchist, this point system for alignment makes no sense, it should automatically exclude anyone from the bolshevik position the moment they want to liquidate the state upfront.

>>720273
And "authoritarian vs democractic" as polar opposites is a complete joke. They should've read Bordiga. The same with "left to right". Liberal hands made this quiz.

My appearance

>>720281
reeeeeeeee

>>720282
What?

>>720283
2reactionary4me

I'm also apparently a left SR even though I consider my self to be anarchist. Some of these questions by the nature of my political beliefs I cant answer because its not a concern of mine. Its like asking someone who supports queer liberation if gays should be forced converted or killed.

Here are two examples of what I mean.

>I favor swift nationalization of the key sectors of industry.
Nationalization implies the existence of the state so I'm against it on that principle. On the other hand I don't support privatization of industries, rather their collectivization by workers who operate that factory.
>Russia should continue to be a major power, retaining its continental and overseas colonies, ruled from the center.
I believe in the dissolving of all states and world revolution. This question is implying that Russia either maintains an imperial presence or is broken up into its core territory. Either idea I don't support on the bases both retain the state.

bumping for october anniversary
<inb4 its november
>Since the Julian and Gregorian calendars were long used simultaneously, although in different places, calendar dates in the transition period are often ambiguous, unless it is specified which calendar was being used. In some circumstances, double dates might be used, one in each calendar. The notation "Old Style" (O.S.) is sometimes used to indicate a date in the Julian calendar, as opposed to "New Style" (N.S.), which either represents the Gregorian date or the Julian date with the start of the year as 1 January. This notation is used to clarify dates from countries that continued to use the Julian calendar after the Gregorian reform, such as Great Britain, which did not adopt the reformed calendar until 1752, or Russia, which did not do so until 1918 (see Soviet calendar). This is why the Russian Revolution of 7 November 1917 N.S. is known as the October Revolution, because it began on 25 October O.S.

i wasnt even cheesing it

>anarchists more democratic than communists
lol

Goodness gracious…

i'm a bolshevik

eh, I am not suprised

>>720242
Zigger/20