And what do those protests aim to replace the “terrible dictatorship” with? Yeah, a pro American actual dictatorship.
Oh, and one more thing: dictatorships aren’t made by individuals, they’re lead by classes, the “dictator” is merely the one who carries out the interests of said class. Therefore, Fascism is the most extreme form of capitalism, the naked dictatorship of the bourgeoisie, just like socialism is the dictatorship of the proletariat.
friend, any form of authoritarianism is reprehensible, I don’t mind whether it is pro or anti whatever shit you can think of, and I have protested in my life against the Pinochet dictatorship as much as against that of North Korea, anything else is your daydreams .
It is obvious that any dictatorship is not the personal project of a single man,
but they can represent groups and coalitions of completely diverse interests. In Spain the Franco dictatorship brought together the bourgeoisie and nobility under the same umbrella, in South Korea the nobility was kicked out, believing that all cases are the same,
that you can judge the entire story with a couple of sentences and evaluate in terms of acceptable<->unacceptable from that point of view is simplistic to the point of being
And what do those protests aim to replace the “terrible dictatorship” with? Yeah, a pro American actual dictatorship.
Oh, and one more thing: dictatorships aren’t made by individuals, they’re lead by classes, the “dictator” is merely the one who carries out the interests of said class. Therefore, Fascism is the most extreme form of capitalism, the naked dictatorship of the bourgeoisie, just like socialism is the dictatorship of the proletariat.
friend, any form of authoritarianism is reprehensible, I don’t mind whether it is pro or anti whatever shit you can think of, and I have protested in my life against the Pinochet dictatorship as much as against that of North Korea, anything else is your daydreams .
It is obvious that any dictatorship is not the personal project of a single man, but they can represent groups and coalitions of completely diverse interests. In Spain the Franco dictatorship brought together the bourgeoisie and nobility under the same umbrella, in South Korea the nobility was kicked out, believing that all cases are the same, that you can judge the entire story with a couple of sentences and evaluate in terms of acceptable<->unacceptable from that point of view is simplistic to the point of being