I hate how “anti-war” has been hijacked by these people to mean, let imperialist countries invade whoever they want with no consequences. (in the case of tankies, any imperialist country that isn’t in NATO).

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    You don’t think that there are things that take precedent over “stopping imperialism”? Does stopping imperialism take precedence over stopping genocide?

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      You don’t think that there are things that take precedent over “stopping imperialism”?

      No. As i said, thats the number one political goal for marxists.

      Does stopping imperialism take precedence over stopping genocide?

      Thats a good question. If this situation ever happen, it will open a debate for us. All i can answer you now is that usually genocide is commited by imperialism.

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        The Holomodor?

        I don’t know if it fits the academic definition of “genocide,” but millions died under Mao unnecessarily in the CCP’s pursuit of communism.

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          I dont know about the Holodomor enought to tell if it was a huge mistake or a deliberated thing. But anyway, it doesnt look like a fight against imperialism (as i said, i dont know much about this), so what would it be the case to “support” it?

          About Mao, it was not a genocide, it was a war. War is war. A lot of people die, mostly without necessity, and he was fighting against imperialism (represented by Chiang Kai-shek). Do we like the fact that a lot of people died? No. Was there any other way to fight imperialism? Also no. So, yes, we support the fight Mao fought