1. lemmygrad.ml
2. Marxism-Leninism. I became radicalized starting with Bernie and especially after Trump's election. I started joining online groups and reading a bit, initially identifying as an ancom. As I read and learned more, I shifted to Marxism, then Marxism-Leninism outright. I'm also a member of the PSL.
3. I found no issue with the principles. They all seem very common-sense.
4. I support China insofar as I can as an American. I will leave Chinese endeavors to be decided by the Chinese people, and primarily focus on correcting falsehoods and fighting propaganda spread by the West.
5. Stalin is a very misunderstood figure, and that is done on purpose (especially in the US). He is an exceptional writer, and without his leadership the Nazis would have obliterated all of Europe. I don't feel that I have read enough to truly understand the impact of his policies post-WWII, but it's clear that the USSR's rightward straying post-1953 helped to spell the country's downfall.
6. Gender is—greatly simplified—a spectrum with great amounts of nuance. Marxists should absolutely support the LGBTQ community—to ignore or chastise it is to turn against fellow workers, and it would deepen the imaginary divide that capitalists want to impose on the proletariat.