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<small><blockquote>''"The question of the proletarian dictatorship is above all a question of the main content of the proletarian revolution. The proletarian revolution, its movement, its sweep and its achievements acquire flesh and blood only through the dictatorship of the proletariat. The dictatorship of the proletariat is the instrument of the proletarian revolution, its organ, its most important mainstay, brought into being for the purpose of, firstly, crushing the resistance of the overthrown exploiters and consolidating the achievements of the proletarian revolution, and secondly, carrying the revolution to the complete victory of socialism. The revolution can defeat the bourgeoisie, can overthrow its power, even without the dictatorship of the proletariat. But the revolution will be unable to crush the resistance of the bourgeoisie, to maintain its victory and to push forward to the final victory of socialism unless, at a certain stage in its development, it creates a special organ in the form of the dictatorship of the proletariat as its principle mainstay." – [[Joseph Stalin]]''</blockquote><blockquote>''"It is usual to point to the exceptionally militant and exceptionally revolutionary character of Leninism. This is quite correct. But this specific feature of Leninism is due to two causes: firstly, to the fact that Leninism emerged from the proletarian revolution, the imprint of which it cannot but bear; secondly, to the fact that it grew and became strong in clashes with the opportunism of the Second International, the fight against which was and remains an essential preliminary condition for a successful fight against capitalism. It must not be forgotten that between Marx and Engels, on the one hand, and Lenin, on the other, there lies a whole period of undivided domination of the opportunism of the Second International, and the ruthless struggle against this opportunism could not but constitute one of the most important tasks of Leninism." — [[Joseph Stalin]] | <small><blockquote>''"The question of the proletarian dictatorship is above all a question of the main content of the proletarian revolution. The proletarian revolution, its movement, its sweep and its achievements acquire flesh and blood only through the dictatorship of the proletariat. The dictatorship of the proletariat is the instrument of the proletarian revolution, its organ, its most important mainstay, brought into being for the purpose of, firstly, crushing the resistance of the overthrown exploiters and consolidating the achievements of the proletarian revolution, and secondly, carrying the revolution to the complete victory of socialism. The revolution can defeat the bourgeoisie, can overthrow its power, even without the dictatorship of the proletariat. But the revolution will be unable to crush the resistance of the bourgeoisie, to maintain its victory and to push forward to the final victory of socialism unless, at a certain stage in its development, it creates a special organ in the form of the dictatorship of the proletariat as its principle mainstay."'' – [[Joseph Stalin]]</blockquote><blockquote>''“The mode of production of material life conditions the general process of social, political, and intellectual life. It is not the consciousness of men that determines their existence, but their social existence that determines their consciousness.”'' — [[Karl Marx]]</blockquote><blockquote>''"It is usual to point to the exceptionally militant and exceptionally revolutionary character of Leninism. This is quite correct. But this specific feature of Leninism is due to two causes: firstly, to the fact that Leninism emerged from the proletarian revolution, the imprint of which it cannot but bear; secondly, to the fact that it grew and became strong in clashes with the opportunism of the Second International, the fight against which was and remains an essential preliminary condition for a successful fight against capitalism. It must not be forgotten that between Marx and Engels, on the one hand, and Lenin, on the other, there lies a whole period of undivided domination of the opportunism of the Second International, and the ruthless struggle against this opportunism could not but constitute one of the most important tasks of Leninism."'' — [[Joseph Stalin]]</blockquote></small> | ||
==External links== | ==External links== | ||
* [https://wisconsinworkers.org/index.html wisconsinworkers.org] | |||
* [https://wisconsincommunist.blogspot.com/ ''Wisconsin Communist blog''] (Largely defunct, for my past works) | * [https://wisconsincommunist.blogspot.com/ ''Wisconsin Communist blog''] (Largely defunct, for my past works) | ||
==See also== | ==See also== | ||
Revision as of 00:34, 29 September 2024
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| Pronouns | He/him/his |
| Languages | Most knowledgeable in English,[a] German, and Latin |
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| Education | Autodidact |
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| Religion | None (atheist) |
| Ideology |
Communism Marxism–Leninism Anti-revisionism Leninism–Stalinism |
| Aliases | Socius Venger, comrade Wenger |
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| Blog | Wisconsin Communist |
| Discord | @sociusvenger |
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| First edit | June 22, 2024[b] |
Greetings, comrades! I am Saul Wenger, also known as Socius Venger.[c] I am an anti-revisionist Marxist–Leninist and revolutionary communist activist from Wisconsin who is a student of history, philosophy, and other social sciences. I am an administrator on Revolupedia and member of the Red Spectre. If you have any questions concerning this project, please discuss it in my talk page. He/him/his.
About me
I am proudly an autodidact, neurodivergent, and autistic. I am very passionate about philosophy and am an avid student of history, particularly in the European late antique–late medieval periods. My other interests include linguistics, computers (particularly networking, retrocomputing, and writing assembly language), astronomy, and many other topics. I was introduced to the revolutionary science of Marxism–Leninism in my youth after being, most prominently, personally victimized by the education system and other institutions due to my lack of financial affluence and mental condition.
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Contributions
Featured articles
Essays
Sources for future use
- The USSR — The Democracy You Didn't Know About
- Pat Sloan — Soviet Democracy
- Princeton Concludes What Kind of Government America Really Has, and It's Not a Democracy
- Pentagon-Hollywood Collaboration Database Excerpts
Favorite images
These are images which I have uploaded which I find to be visually impressive.
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Vango Lenin
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Lenin and Stalin
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Socialist realist painting
Favorite quotations
"The question of the proletarian dictatorship is above all a question of the main content of the proletarian revolution. The proletarian revolution, its movement, its sweep and its achievements acquire flesh and blood only through the dictatorship of the proletariat. The dictatorship of the proletariat is the instrument of the proletarian revolution, its organ, its most important mainstay, brought into being for the purpose of, firstly, crushing the resistance of the overthrown exploiters and consolidating the achievements of the proletarian revolution, and secondly, carrying the revolution to the complete victory of socialism. The revolution can defeat the bourgeoisie, can overthrow its power, even without the dictatorship of the proletariat. But the revolution will be unable to crush the resistance of the bourgeoisie, to maintain its victory and to push forward to the final victory of socialism unless, at a certain stage in its development, it creates a special organ in the form of the dictatorship of the proletariat as its principle mainstay." – Joseph Stalin
“The mode of production of material life conditions the general process of social, political, and intellectual life. It is not the consciousness of men that determines their existence, but their social existence that determines their consciousness.” — Karl Marx
"It is usual to point to the exceptionally militant and exceptionally revolutionary character of Leninism. This is quite correct. But this specific feature of Leninism is due to two causes: firstly, to the fact that Leninism emerged from the proletarian revolution, the imprint of which it cannot but bear; secondly, to the fact that it grew and became strong in clashes with the opportunism of the Second International, the fight against which was and remains an essential preliminary condition for a successful fight against capitalism. It must not be forgotten that between Marx and Engels, on the one hand, and Lenin, on the other, there lies a whole period of undivided domination of the opportunism of the Second International, and the ruthless struggle against this opportunism could not but constitute one of the most important tasks of Leninism." — Joseph Stalin
External links
- wisconsinworkers.org
- Wisconsin Communist blog (Largely defunct, for my past works)