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  • in reply to: China and Statism #267479

    https://www.bannedthought.net/China/MaoEra/Foreign-General/ChairmanMao’sTheoryOfTheThreeWorlds-1977.pdf

    This is the reactionary Three Worlds Theory created by Mao Zedong, and they dare to call it the greatest contribution to Marxism. Based on this so-called socialist theory, they made alliances with all kinds of reactionary governments, including anti communist leaders. Some political dinosaurs dare to call Mao a socialist

    in reply to: Russian Tensions #267476

    Might be the small section of the US ruling class that owns a mansion in Ma-a-Lago and is worried about a possible film made in Moscow featuring “water sports”

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    Golden shower

    in reply to: Russian Tensions #267475

    Putin and Donald Trump are warmongers; they are both the same shit

    in reply to: Trump as president again? #267473

    Are the democrats leaders going to reject the 1.5 trillion war budget?

    https://www.counterpunch.org/2026/11/04/last-nights-blue-wave-means-nothing-if-we-dont-stop-the-ndaa/

    in reply to: China and Statism #267472

    Chiang Kai-shek’s name among the British colonials was “the Red General”, and they feared him.

    There was more nationalisation (what Grandpa calls socialism) under the KMT than under Mao.

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    And the first capitalist nationalisation was done by the Manchesterists in England; that is the reason why some so-called public services were under the control of the state apparatus: socialism was done by the capitalist? Ignorance has no limit

    in reply to: China and Statism #267471

    Chiang Kai-shek’s name among the British colonials was “the Red General”, and they feared him.

    There was more nationalisation (what Grandpa calls socialism) under the KMT than under Mao.

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    And the first capitalist nationalisation was done by the Manchesterists in England; that is the reason why some so-called public services were under the control of the state apparatus: socialism was done by the capitalist? Ignorance has no limit

    in reply to: China and Statism #267470

    Some people come to this forum pretending to be teachers and trying to give lectures to the socialist party. In the end, they become students; they do not know that the socialist party has an arsenal of information about socialism and world history.

    in reply to: China and Statism #267462

    https://www.marxists.org/reference/archive/mao/selected-works/military-writings/mao-selected-military-writings-1963.pdf

    Mao Tse-tung was a well-trained guerrilla fighter. Che Guevara developed his Foquismo conceptions from Mao military writings; his grandson, who was an anarchist, said that he was Maoist, and he had ideological conflicts with the soviets.

    His grandson on the Yahoo Groups forum said that Guevara had differences with his uncle Fidel, and that is the reason why he left for Bolivia. In Bolivia, the communist party, which was a pro soviet vanguard party, abandoned Che Guevara, and he was isolated, and he did not have the support of the Bolivian peasants

    in reply to: Trump as president again? #267459

    This is off-topic, but everything is here:
    https://www.walmart.com/ip/History-of-Medicine-for-the-First-and-Second-Year-Medical-Student-Hardcover-by-William-J-Keller-9781734030815/812984073

    This is another version published in Spain, used by UBA and UNAM

    Chinese pharmacology is based on roots and botany

    Old town doctors used to prepare their own medications, and town Pharmacists used to prepare medications too; they were chemists; they did not dispense prepackaged medications; that is the reason why old pharmacies smelled like a laboratory

    in reply to: Trump as president again? #267457

    TM

    It is well known that either party is the same, but World War Three is already out there; the only thing that they have not used is nuclear bombs

    in reply to: China and Statism #267455

    The leaders of the Kumnitang were the founders of the Anti communist league, and Mao Tse-tung and his gangs were allies of the Kumnitang. The so-called Mao Tse-tung thought has been used to ally with the most reactionary forces on Earth, and some lunatics call it socialism.

    Mao Tse-tung did not collaborate with Donald Trump because Trump was not a leader at that time.

    Ho Chi Min was like Mao too; he would collaborate with anybody, including the French colonialists and the USA.

    There is not one centimetre of socialism in the writing of Ho Chi Min; he was another guerrilla fighter, a nationalist like Mao.

    Kim Il Sung and his son were part of the Mao gangs. Proclaimed as great leaders of socialism

    Death of a Dictator

    in reply to: China and Statism #267454

    Isn’t this thread about China and Statism?

    in reply to: Trump as president again? #267421

    This midterm election in the USA was a referendum by workers and young people on the Republican and Democratic Parties. The movement “No sabo kids” was led by Latinos and moved in large numbers earlier against the republican party; many of them had ‘progressive” views. Several Latinos were elected to be senators, representatives, and governors, rejecting the Republican Party’s xenophobia, racism, Islamophobia, religious bigotry (a large quantity of catholics voted too), and homophobia. One Muslim and one gay person were also elected. Young people elected some democratic socialists to be city mayors. The Democratic Party has a hot potato on their hands

    https://www.wsws.org/en/articles/2026/11/04/sfdm-n04.html
    https://newrepublic.com/article/217519/midterm-election-results-blue-wave-beginning-end-trump
    https://www.advocate.com/opinion/rip-maga-2026-midterm-election

    in reply to: Jesus. #267411

    Yo have a wrong conception about medicine and doctors. To understand medicine you must study medicine because somebody gave an opinion about medicine and doctors is not enough to be understood .

    You are getting involved in a very complicated medical field, which is pharmacology, which requires knowledge of general chemistry and organic chemistry. That is why the curriculum of medicine includes organic chemistry, also known as biological chemistry, and it also requires knowledge of mathematics.

    I was talking about scientific medicine, not commercial medicine, and many doctors are not business people; they are dedicated to their profession, saving human lives and curing treatable diseases. Medicine cannot cure incurable diseases, and thousands of diseases can not be cured.

    Most doctors do not prescribe opioid medications, and there are many alternatives within the field of pharmacology.

    Most doctors cannot memorise the whole list of medications; there are books used for that, and most drug books have the original name and generic names, the description of the medication, the chemical components, the secondary effects, and the interaction with other medications.

    Most doctors do not know everything; they must consult with more experienced doctors or with internists, and doctors, like any human, can make mistakes too. People think that doctors are infallible

    Most medications have secondary effects because medications travel the whole human body and interact with different organs and systems; sometimes patients abuse the use of certain medications looking for rapid solutions, and doctors cannot work miracles.

    Depression can be socially produced, and chemical imbalances and some medications are prescribed to balance chemicals like serotonin

    Many doctors have lost their license due to over prescribing opioid medications to produce more profits and more income.

    My comments about the psychoanalysts who was a member of the spbg is about his connection of medicine with the external world and his connection with materialism which is the proper ways to treat diseases, there is a connection between our brain and our organs functioning , that is the reason why doctors study semiology to see the relationship between patients signs, culture and their own world

    in reply to: China and Statism #267403
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