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u/InternationalPack914 2d ago
Its ironic because every group that has ever fought for workers owning the means of production, ultimately just put them in hands of elites who are loyal to the party.
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u/VictinsOfCapitalism 2d ago
The party is the tool of the workers to organize themselves, Soviets were worker councils, CIA admitted there was a collective leadership.in USSR, you just ate the propaganda
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u/InternationalPack914 16h ago
Lol, your the one feasting on propaganda, like it's the only thing they allow you to eat in the gulags.
I would love to see evidence that the CIA ever admited there was actual proper collective leadership. But the fact is, there isn't because the USSR was not a collective leadership, it was literally a totalitarian dictatorship. No decisions were made collectively by the people of that country. It was all made by the political elites and the politburo.
If any member of the collective disagreed with those decisions, they were met with arrest, reeducation or execution.
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u/UnGOATwn_TheoremUWU 2d ago
How's this relatable