Hate Without ReasonPeace, justice, equality. Things Americans are proud to die for. But Communism? They don't even want communists around them, let alone die for their system. But why? If people actually read the Communist Manifesto, perhaps they'd find out that their government was tricking them. That they were being lied to. That the people who have been ripping them off and exploiting them are now scapegoating and forwarding hate and aggression to innocent people who want the best for their citizens. I'm of course going to refer back to Red Terror of the 1950's. The US was blacklisting accused Communists and doing inhumane things to them, but why? Because
Soavist Quote: HumanityYou see the troubles of life will never dissipate, no matter how hard we as humans try- it would take an eternity to quell the troubles we have in each moment of our lives, and in that entirety we will surely gain far more troubles, so my advice to whoever is reading this, is to not worry and march through- your life is but what you make of it, should people push you down, trample and stone you- you have it in you to march on through, should it be a rape of the body, mind or emotion; you still have it in you to march on through, and in regimented form too. We as a race are strong especially when we are weak; we can overcome anything- includ
Soavist: The 5 Pillars of LifeThe 4 pillars of life: shelter, food, drink, and the Sun. Strange isn't it that we need these very bare basics to survive, and yet we can play God and add another pillar to survival of which changes everything completely. We have added money, if one does not have finances one simply cannot live, just as we can't without the original 4 pillars. We as humans have done something quite horrific, we have capitalised survival, we have made it so that those who cannot afford to live, simply perish- yes there are organisations to help people with no money, but they simply cannot do what is needed- what is ultimately something for we as a race to do
Electoral PlatformGreetings comrades!I won't bore you with the political BS that is you see in everyday life, i will simply give you my qualifications, stances on issues, and overall reason for wanting the position. As members of this party, I urge you all to vote for whom you see best fit for this position, and if that is not me, so be it (that's not to say i don't want your vote ).The position of Commissar of Visual Arts is, as the names suggests, a member of the CPDA whom wishes to further the overall effort put into the art of the party and the cause. This does not mean to push yourself to the limit or that you have to make Communist related pieces all
ComradeSch's Left-Wing DictionaryDirect Democracy: The People directly discussing issues and coming to a descision. The best form of government when applied to the correct level.Representative/Party Democrac: Electing officials to lie on one's behalf, thus stabbing oneself in the back. Untrue democracy. The scourge of the First World.Constitutional Monarchy: The allowing of a foreign monarch to intervene in the People's matters, stalling progress and limiting the Power of the People.Residual powers: powers owned by no-one in particular, since no-one bothered to write them down.Federalism: The idiotic idea that one central location should handle everything at the expense
The Innocence of Muslims FilmGreetings all!This week I’m focusing on something that surprises me, something that I had expected would not evolve into the political stumble block that it has become. I’m talking about the short trailer film for “Innocence of Muslims”, which was given an Arabic translation and spread to predominantly Islamic nations just a few days ago. Quite soon there was a public outcry in Libya and Egypt, but I expected something as such to happen. Egypt has a government headed by an Islamist, and Libya has become a grounds for a resurgence of Islamism in the wake of the revolution. Libya has also become increasingly lawless in a similar pattern to Egypt, only quieting down a tad since elections took place. As the protests continued, my suspicions about the seriousness of the problem grew. And then a few days later, I’m reading in the post about Australian Muslims protesting against the film (
An End to Affirmative ActionGreetings all!This post comes as a closer to the month of September, a two-part work which will be completed tomorrow. This first part deals with a domestic issue, and the second portion will deal with a more international issue. In this post, I intend to state my stance on affirmative action clearly and provide my reasoning for said stance. Moving on from that the reason I bring up affirmative action is because, as some of you may have heard, the Supreme Court plans on hearing a case attacking affirmative action by the University of Texas at Austin in October (http://www.upi.com/Top_News/US/2012/09/28/Supreme-Court-to-hear-UT-case/UPI-62921348867470/). This topic is especially important to me, because I am applying to colleges myself these days. Whether affirmative action is upheld, mildly changed, or struck down entirely could affect my admissions, and the admissions
The Right To An AbortionGreetings all!This week’s title is inspired as part of a quote from a friend of mine. We were discussing how both political parties in America very much like to focus on certain population demographics during the election season, and why we believe this is damaging to our constitutional republic as a whole. What she said struck me as unabashedly true: “Democracy is not a tetris game. People should be treated as people, not as voting blocs which can be used for political gain.” I decided to take a note from her idea, and begin a mini-event on my blog. Both this week’s post and next’s week’s will focus on women’s issues, while simultaneously making sure to treat the topics as subjects that affect all of us rather than just some. This is especially true since women make up more than half of all American people today. This may even spill over into a third week, if you all demand it. Moving on, this week I approach a subject which ligh
The 2012 ElectionGreetings all!I’d like to wish a happy Labor Day to all my readers from the United States. I hope we’ve all enjoyed a day of rest in celebration of the many achievements organized labor has made over the years for our society. This week, I’ll be passing my first and final judgment on whom I think should win the 2012 presidential election. I have postponed making this post because I wanted to wait until the general election season had officially begun and both conventions had passed. I’ve decided to not wait for the DNC to end, as Barack Obama will be the only nominee there. It would be pointless for me to wait, as we already know with absolute certainty that he is running and how he is doing so. I specifically wanted to wait for the RNC to formally nominate someone, and that has now occurred; Mitt Romney is officially the Republican nominee for president. As such, it is time I tell you what a communist hopes for in this election. Many people in the ne
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