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While I'm not sure anymore, I believe that I have found it through Lemmygrad.
2.
I am a Marxist-Leninist. When I was little I had a strange mixture of liberal (by United States standards) and conservative ideas. By my early teens I had figured out most of the conservative garbage I had subscribed to was garbage due to my interest in the sciences. By fourteen was firmly in the Soc-Dem camp but found that many things still didn't quite fit together as they were supposed to. Later a series of rather personal and unfortunate events happened side to side that lead me to, in a sequence I can't quite remember, stumbling into a variety of communist online spaces. At first most of it was very foreign, but as time past, and my curiosity got the best of me, I kept finding sources that eventually lead me to my current believes.
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Political Line:
Agreed
Anti-imperialism:
Agreed
Anti-oppression:
Agreed
Free to users / Governed by its contributors:
Agreed
Collectively owned:
Agreed
Democratic:
Agreed
Transparency:
Agreed
Critique and self-critique:
Agreed
Philosophical outlook:
Agreed
For the advancement of class consciousness:
Agreed
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I generally view the PRC positively, believing it to be a socialist nation (as flawed as it may be in some aspects). I believe this to be the case due to it's manner democratic participation and ruling party. It's democratic participation being carried out in such a way as to give as much power to the people as is reasonably possible given the conditions of the country.
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Joseph Stalin has been, in my opinion, a remarkable force for good in this world. While far from perfect, his role in the formation and ideological composition of the USSR and many other socialist nations has been remarkable for the proletarian struggle.
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Whilst my understanding of it is admittedly little, the LGBTQ+ community has my full support. Furthermore, I believe that all Marxist groups should support them in their struggle against their oppression.