The ABC of Communism - Nikolai Bukharin, Yevgeni Preobrazhensky
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How To Be A Good Communist by Liu Shaoqi!
My top 3:
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Against Capybaras by Mao Zedong
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"I hate all South American rodents" by V.I. Lenin
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Anti-Duering by Engels (serious)
I have to say #2 is a very slept on work, he goes on to contrast them with the Proletarian spirit of the bever
you're on thin ice
Im just Paraphrasing Lennin, take it up with him
I prefer his later self-critical work "Uphold Capybaras!"
Xi Jinping's view on Socialism with Capybara Characteristics is a banger too
Reform or Revolution, Rosa Luxemburg A really good introductory text and one I recommend to anyone just getting into left wing thought.
I would be curious to read some marxist feminist texts. I've read Make Way for Winged Eros by Kollontai before by chance and thought it was interesting
can someone make some suggestions? I'm not insisting on them for the reading group necessarily
Betty Millard is good, but maybe a bit too long
The Wretched of the Earth - Frantz Fanon
The red and the green the rise and fall of collectivized agriculture in Marxist regimes / Frederic L. Pryor