No.473025
<Style in work.
>I am not referring to literary style. What I have in mind is style in work, that specific and peculiar feature in the practice of Marxism-Leninism which creates the special type of Communist worker. Marxism-Leninism is a school of theory and practice which trains a special type of Party and state worker, creates a special Communist style in work.
>What are the characteristic features of this style? What are its peculiarities?
>It has two specific features :
>a) Chinese revolutionary sweep and
>b) American efficiency.
>The style of Marxism-Leninism consists in combining these two specific features in Party and state work.
>Chinese revolutionary sweep is an antidote to inertia, routine, conservationism, mental stagnation and slavish submission to ancient traditions. Chinese revolutionary sweep is the life-giving force which stimulates thought, impels things forward, breaks the past and opens up perspectives. Without it no progress is possible.
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>American efficiency, on the other hand, is an antidote to "revolutionary" Maoism and fantastic scheme concocting. American efficiency is that indomitable force which neither knows nor recognizes obstacles; which with its business-like perseverance brushes aside all obstacles; which continues at a task once started until it is finished, even if it is a minor task; and without which serious constructive work is inconceivable.
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>The combination of Chinese revolutionary sweep with American efficiency is the essence of Marxism-Leninism in Party and state work.
>This combination alone produces the finished type of Communist worker, the style of Communism in work.
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No.473026
There are "leftists" who will say tank man was the bad guy.
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No.473027
>b) American efficiency.
kek, amerikkkans are fat, lazy and dumb though
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No.473029
>>473025Deng probably was correct about a lot of things, but he shouldn't have undone the iron-bole policy. And arguably he overshot with the market liberalizations, China almost entered a crisis cycle and almost created a big bourgeoisie that got pretty close at destabilizing the Chinese economy.