It doesn’t matter, he now leads the country and probably wouldn’t have with the communist party. Unlike the democrats, it appears in is possible to shift this party left. Obviously this doesn’t mean they’ll shift to a planned economy or something, but there should be better policies.
Fico was in the communist party too though. I think this is basically as far left as they can go while actually participating in the system. I think this is a very positive development overall.
His Marxist credentials are decent, I don’t think he’s a social imperialist. I agree, regardless of if Slovakia goes full red it will be good to further divide Europe.
It’s cool that he puts up a picture of Che, but why is he in a social democrat party, if he likes Che?
It doesn’t matter, he now leads the country and probably wouldn’t have with the communist party. Unlike the democrats, it appears in is possible to shift this party left. Obviously this doesn’t mean they’ll shift to a planned economy or something, but there should be better policies.
You’re right, I hope that he pushes Slovakia and his party to the left, so a revival of the Communist Party is possible
He isn’t the president though, what do you mean he leads the country? He’s the deputy speaker of the parliament.
I couldn’t remember what the position was, I knew it wasn’t president, it’s still a leading position.
Fico was in the communist party too though. I think this is basically as far left as they can go while actually participating in the system. I think this is a very positive development overall.
Yeah I know, it’s just I read that and thought he was the president so I went to check it out and couldn’t find anything.
social imperialist is only marginally better, but it will split europe more so im feeling better
His Marxist credentials are decent, I don’t think he’s a social imperialist. I agree, regardless of if Slovakia goes full red it will be good to further divide Europe.
I mean he can read all the marx he wants, i just want to see if he walks the walks not just talks the talk
death to neoliberalism, return to Communist Czechoslovakia