Marxists Around the World Celebrate May Day with Violent Protests

a reply to: XAnarchistX

"Step 2" is always "eliminating" what they are not against and often times what they use in "Step 1".

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a reply to: XAnarchistX

these are just a few examples... Socialists, Communists, Anarchists have advocated "Arming the Poor/Proletariat"

That's an outright lie.

Europe and China tell a different story.

a reply to: neo96

It is not a lie actually,


if we are talking about "Dictators" than yeah, they have taken away the lower classes right to defend/attack the Dictatorship, that is like me saying "Capitalists want to take away your Guns" is that true? no, but Capitalist Democrats have advocated Gun Control, it is not the social or economic or political ideology, but the people enforcing them, Communist/Socialist dictators advocated gun control to suppress dissidents and uprising, but as I stated, Socialists, Communist and Anarchist ideology and theory advocated the arming of the lower class to defend and attack the State and its oppressors

a reply to: XAnarchistX

Ze Piez in ze skyz

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originally posted by: XAnarchistX
a reply to: neo96

No, Socialists, Communists, Anarchists have never been for Gun Control, have you heard of the "Socialist Rifle Association" "Redneck Revolt" "John Brown Gun Club" "Black Panthers" etc

these are just a few examples... Socialists, Communists, Anarchists have advocated "Arming the Poor/Proletariat"

Yeah, until they get in power. Then they take them away to maintain power.

Every where we've seen it, its happened.

Take Cuba, You can own a weapon under certain conditions. If you are a sportsman, hunter, militia man, shooting range manager, are currently drafted (mandatory) or own an old weapon passed down in the family (either as a trophy from the earlier Revolution struggles or bought before 1960), you can have a rifle or shotgun. Ammunition can be a problem though.

But, you can't import weapons, sell / buy weapons wholesale, or have just any kind of weapon, specially handguns. In that sense, Cubans can't own weapons.

a reply to: Wardaddy454

If you see my post after that, yes, all Dictatorships enact gun control to suppress uprisings, that is not Socialist/Communist/Anarchist ideology, that is Dictatorship

originally posted by: neo96

Your birthday doesn't belong to you.

See Marxism.

Well I have some big guns that say it is mine, ALL MINE!

originally posted by: XAnarchistX
a reply to: Asktheanimals

..that is false, the same people backed Hitler and Marx?

See the Warburg brothers.

a reply to: xuenchen

May Day protests in London turned to violence this afternoon as police attempted to contain huge crowds of demonstrators gathering in the centre of the capital.

Kettling demonstrators usually provokes a response , Met police know this yet still they do it ... I wonder why.

By 5pm, the greatest feeling among the Oxford Circus crowd was one of frustration at being penned in and not allowed to disperse for an indefinite period. This led to scuffles between police and demonstrators.

Riot police raised their batons in return as the crowd tried three times to break through the line of officers and police vehicles.Witnesses saw several members of the crowd being struck by police.

Fascist bully boys once again provoke a response.

originally posted by: XAnarchistX
a reply to: Wardaddy454

If you see my post after that, yes, all Dictatorships enact gun control to suppress uprisings, that is not Socialist/Communist/Anarchist ideology, that is Dictatorship

Those ideologies end having to become dictatorships to maintain control.

a reply to: xuenchen

Germany is in ruins, again. And that's your fault this time.

At its national convention in Chicago, held in 1884, the Federation of Organized Trades and Labor Unions (which later became the American Federation of Labor), proclaimed that "eight hours shall constitute a legal day's labor from and after May 1, 1886." The following year, the FOTLU, backed by many Knights of Labor locals, reiterated their proclamation stating that it would be supported by strikes and demonstrations. At first, most radicals and anarchists regarded this demand as too reformist, failing to strike "at the root of the evil." A year before the Haymarket Massacre, Samuel Fielden pointed out in the anarchist newspaper, The Alarm, that "whether a man works eight hours a day or ten hours a day, he is still a slave."

IWW

I say let's invade the USSA, it's time to end quantitative easing for good!?! Stupid 1st class Marxists...

#Prussian Trolling 2.0

a reply to: PublicOpinion

Democrat Mayor back in those years too !!

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a reply to: xuenchen

You missed the Prussian part.

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