DylanMc6

if a socialist country has multiple parties that DOESN'T have any way of competing, what would it be like?

also, can a socialist country have like-minded parties that "support the socialist order", but regardless competes with each other (as their ideologies are in the socialist spectrum)?

shrek drank some water from the swamp

he's like the willy wonka of video games

oh and this is my 200th comment here on this lemmy instance. seriously!

not if we stop bnl from doing so.

yoko ono's a very misunderstood artist - i really like her art, as well as 'mind train' and 'hirake' from her fly album, and i also like her warbling, as heard in 'fly'. seriously!

i do think israel and palestine should both agree on a permanent ceasefire, and by that they WON'T fight anymore, and israel will definitely NOT commit genocide anymore. this would probably give people in palestine enough time to overthrow israel's government and merge that country with palestine.

but even if the country of israel violates that ceasefire and continues genociding people, there's still gonna be a revolution. just saying. seriously!

can i condemn stalin's betryal and bureaucratization of the ussr while supporting marxism-leninism, and can i call ml "orthodox leninism"?

you mean forming that micronation?

shhh, DON'T say that, you're gonna get the hexbear people angry!

jhkk sqtlo.

what do you mean by that?

can you explain how there are multiple political parties in a coalition in some aes countries?

ie: china has minor parties that run with the ruling party, working under a 'united front' - they call these parties 'democratic parties':

1. the communist party of china (the main party)
2. left-kuomintang (left-wing nationalism - the three principles of the people in a socialist perspective)
3. china democratic league (originally big-tent centrists, now supports socialism - consisting of mostly mid-to-senior-level intellectuals - i'd call it the 'tech party')
4. china national democratic construction association (supports socialism, consisting of entrepeneurs and economic experts - i'd call it the 'economy party')
5. china association for promoting democracy (supports socialism, consisting of high-level intellectuals - i'd call it the 'cultural party')
6. chinese peasants' and workers' democratic party (founded by left-wing members of the kuomintang, supports socialism - consisting of medicine experts - i'd call it the 'health party')
7. china zhi gong party (originally multi-party federalists, now supports socialism - consisting of overseas Chinese people who just came back, as well as people with overseas connections - i'd call it the 'returning expat party')
8. jiusan society (supports socialism, consistings of mid-to-high-level intellectuals - i'd call it the 'education party')
9. taiwan democratic self-goverance league (founded by surviving members of the taiwanese communist party, supports socialism - consisting of advocates for Chinese unification between the mainland and the island of taiwan and such)

the dprk meanwhile has a few parties in the now-defunct 'united democratic fatherland front' coalition (dissolved back in 2024 because kim jong-un changed his mind on korean reunification):

1. the workers' party of korea (the main party, juche fanatics)
2. the korean social democratic party (the social democrats - they wanted the country to be a bit more moderate)
3. the chondoist chongu party (the pantheist 'cheondoist' socialists - pretty self-explanatory)
4. chongryon (representing the zainichi koreans)