Communism begins at home. If your communism doesn't challenge gender hierarchy & regressive gendered practices that are inherently anti-feminist, then it's not communism.
So the Uyghur genocide is anti-communism
Wow... the fact that 4 yrs ago the top comments on r/communism were openly anti-China with no repercussions is a prime example of how far that sub has fallen.
“Formerly Maoist”, now “Conservatism, Anti-Communism, Christian Democracy”
Old anti-communist propaganda often made communism look even cooler.
Anti-Communism 🤝 Anti-Intellectualism
Anti-communism memes be like :-
Communists, which is the best anti-communism book that you've read?
I was automatically banned from r/communism and r/communism101 for being subbed here (no reason given). Anti-natalist comrades, UNITE! Lmao
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“Formerly Maoist”, now “Conservatism, Anti-Communism, Christian Democracy”
Anti-Communism 🤝 Anti-Intellectualism
Anti communism is when off grid farming commune.
top post on 196 currently is an unironic fascist tactics post (with slurs!) from 4chan, surprise surprise at radlib anti-communism once again being fascism
Vaushites are white supremacists who don't care about genocide, they just want to promote anti-communism
Am I Mistaken, Or Did Bill Go On An Anti-Communism Rant During The Show, And Then End The Show By Praising China For Getting Shit Done?
Did anybody else find this kind of ironic?
anti-communism = fascism.
“Haha communism means no food” the anti communists say as they ignore the lack of famines after 1947, and roughly equal calorie count to Americans.
Apparently getting banned from r/AHS (a very anti-communist sub btw) for supporting r/nonewnormal is “communism”
Anti-communism cartoon from a Turkish Magazine [1949]
An anti-communist Quoran told me they know how bad communism is because their mom was shot in Hong Kong by "the party" and their dad works for the CIA
Today is the 110th birthday anniversary of Jiang Shangqing(1911~1939). He was the communism fighter and anti Japanese imperialist activist.He is Jiang Zemin's father.
So Sad: A Man named Sitaram by his Religious Parents is Anti-Ram due to Western Communism and looses his son aged only 34 to Covid yesterday on Ram Navami while his Alliance Partner, Congess Leader Priyanka born of Foreign Mom; tweets his name wrongly before being corrected by handlers!
"Actually 1984 *is* anti-communism, and that's good"
Romanian anti-communism fighter, December 1989 👖🇷🇴✊
Anti-communism is inevitable
There is absolutely no difference between anti-tankiism and anti-communism other than one word. You can't even say the former is exclusively for leftists anymore now that the right has adopted the new term as well.
So Sad: A Man named Sitaram by his Religious Parents is Anti-Ram due to Western Communism and looses his son aged only 34 to Covid yesterday on Ram Navami while his Alliance Partner, Congess Leader Priyanka born of Foreign Mom; tweets his name wrongly before being corrected by handlers!
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Self-described "anti-communist" on r/Conservative wants to fight communism... with communism.
Is it anti-communism propaganda that almost every depiction of a cult on mainstream tv is "vaguely communistic ideas but also we kill babies"?
I noticed this while watching riverdale (yeah i know) and there is a murder cult in the 3rd season called "the farm" and they start off by being betrayed as a communist ideals, while they dont say it, it is heavily implied. Then I started thinking about other cults and noticed this pattern. What do you guys think about this?
A while back I mentioned a racist German professor who said not to trust Chinese research because communism promotes corruption and fraud. It turns out his wife was guilty of fabricating research data to promote an anti cancer drug (lysyl oxidase).
Books about how communism was able to rise in countries like China and Russia. Something that focuses on social, economic and political reasons rather than ideological ones. Ideally one that is objective as possible and neither pro or anti-communisim.
I've been very interested in the political climate of the 19th and early 20th century and how movements like fascism and communism came to power. The history behind the movements, the social and political forces that created them and the economic reasons of why one country went one way or another. I really found Robert Paxtons "The Anatomy of Fascism" to be enlightening on how fascism came to power and how his book did not focus on the stated ideology of fascism, but the factors I mentioned as well as the political process in which they came to power.
I realized it is hard to find books on these topics that are not partisan. It seems that most books I've seen/read a on the rise if communism are either more orthodox that tey to demonize communism or revisionist that try to lionize it. Like I said, I am more interested in how communist regimes came to power and the environment that allowed it to happen when other countries went fascist or doubled down on liberal democracy.
Thanks!
Supposed 168 page debunking of anti-communism, and the sources are awful!
For the most part, outside of the area on China, the sources of this supposed ‘debunking’ of anti-communism is simply atrocious! Does anyone else agree or disagree?
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Gxwhh-vdeB--47HM-20cEVRC9eAMhrapbNf0Sk8VSOs/mobilebasic#h.ttpjsdypgtzy
Anti-communism is patriotic!
Were Japan's wars in the Pacific motivated by anti-communism?
In The Pacific War by Saburo Ienaga, he writes that the "ultimate objective of the war, including the fighting in China, remained the destruction of communism. In military and diplomatic moves, in the implicit assumptions behind policies, always the overriding goal was to eradicate communism." (84) He argues that Japan's neutrality pact with the Soviet Union was out of strategic necessity, with Japanese leaders considering the USSR as the ultimate "absolute enemy".
Was Communism truly such an anxiety for Japan's wartime and prewar leaders? Was it a danger domestically? Was international communism considered a viable threat against Japanese ambitions? Never have I heard of anticommunism as a driving force in Japanese policy.
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