“We have the temerity to declare that all have a right to bread, that there is bread enough for all, and that with this watchword of Bread for All the revolution will triumph.”

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  • Yeah, the liberal audience already agrees so they won’t stop to ask for sources. Communism = authoritarian by default.

    In contrast, most communists have had their worldview shaken to the core. This lends itself to healthy skepticism about political/economic beliefs such that new beliefs require more justification. Which doesn’t make all our political/economic beliefs correct–we don’t all agree, after all–but we will at least point to some historical or theoretical evidence to back up our views.




  • Allow me to expand on what I mean. The way I see it, his partner has been stealing from the family bank account. Cheating and stealing are both breaches of trust with potentially serious consequences. But I don’t mean to imply that they are exactly the same.

    Given the seriousness of these situations, once it happens you have to consider whether you will stay with this person. If you stay with them, how can your partner regain your trust and prevent a relapse? Are you willing to stay in the relationship if this happens again? These are difficult questions that only OP can answer; in other words, both leaving and staying are justified (as is the case when your partner cheats on you).