Anarcho Stalinism when?

Anarcho Stalinism when?

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Anarcho Posadism is where its at.

This.

isn't that basically Durruti? :^)

This desu.

me tbh

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It's not as far-fetched as it seems. Grover Furr's friends in the PLP dubbed him an "anarcho-Hoxhaist" for his ultra-left views on political economy that come from Stalinism and Hoxhaism and his view that there was a fundamental flaw in Marx's conception of socialism starting with the permission of wage inequality under socialism stemming from the unequal abilities of human beings. Despite what reactionaries say Marx and Engels recognized this and weren't blind levelers but this acceptance always left the possibility of going back to capitalism open.

Grover Furr also sees problems with the party-state formation as being an obstacle to communism. But rather then being at variance with Stalinism he points out that Stalin wanted to get the party out of running the government and back into the business of pushing communism forward. He and Beria were never able to do it because of WWII, internal conspiracies and resistance from the nomenklatura.

Very interesting. The PLP themselves could be called 'anarcho-Stalinist'. They fully uphold Stalin and Mao but want to skip socialism entirely and go straight into communism after seizing power.

Wouldn't there be a huge ideological clash between self-autonomy and authoritarianism?
Anarcho-stalinism seems to be an obvious oxymoron.