What kind of communist (Leninist) principles do you follow?

There are many variants of Leninist ideologies inspired by the successful 1917 Russian Revolution in Communist Russia, especially since Stalin’s death in 1953. Decide which variant of Leninist communist you are, or whether you are a Leninist after all….

Leninism has been so far the most successful socialist and communist movement on a global scale and its legacy remains one of the most debated and controversial topics due to ideological differences. Check out which one the Leninist variant you are closest to and check out on Google if you don’t understand what a Leninist political term means.

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What do you think about the Soviet Union?
- The USSR was the most successful socialist project and it was a shame that it collapsed because of Gorbachevists, liberals, and the west sabotaging it
- The USSR was once the greatest socialist project until the revisionist Khrushchevites/Brezhnevites ruined it from 1953/1956 onwards
- The USSR was great and the perestroika reforms should have followed Deng Xiaoping’s market reforms rather than political reforms of Glasnost
- The USSR was not good and perestroika and glasnost were needed to reform into a democratic socialist country, which sadly failed
- The USSR was great under Lenin but turned into a degenerated workers’ state under Stalin
- The USSR was great until Stalin became imperialist and aggressive towards Yugoslavia and other socialists that resisted it in the 1940s. Although it became better after Stalin died.
- The USSR was a prison of nations and one of the greatest tyrannies in human history
- The USSR’s economic system was great, but it should have given more autonomy or power for its national republics
Which economic model is the most ideal?
- The economic system of Stalinist USSR, a centrally planned economy with a DOTP
- The economic system of the USSR under Brezhnev, a centrally planned economy with elements of self-management and s independence of enterprises
- Same as the above but Brezhnev’s OGAS automation plan was better
- The system of NEP based on Lenin-era USSR, with small to medium businesses allowed and privatized agriculture
- The workers’ self-management system like in Titoist Yugoslavia
- The socialist market economy in modern China
- Establish an agrarian system of socialism based on New Democracy and then transition to socialism via a cultural revolution
- None of the above
What do you think about collective farms established in the 1930s USSR?
- It’s good, but I prefer people’s communes in China
- It’s great and the Soviet agriculture failed because of deviationist policies of the revisionists
- It’s generally good, but some small modifications are needed to encourage self-reliance
- It’s fine, but a degree of decollectivization may be needed to provide enough food for the population to consume
- It’s not efficient, and the family contract is needed to create an efficient agriculture
- It was good but Stalin should have been less harsh to the farmers
- It’s horrible and we need private farming to replace it
What do you think about de-Stalinization?
- Comrade Stalin’s legacy shall not die to the hands of the revisionists! It should be completely reversed with Stalin’s image fully rehabilitated among the people.
- It was wrong and Comrade Stalin was 70% good and 30% bad
- Comrade Stalin did both good and bad but his cult of personality was not good
- Stalin deviated from Lenin’s ideals and ruined the Democratic centralism of the CPSU, but his defeats of Trotskyites and fascists were still correct
- Stalin turned the USSR into a degenerate workers’ state
- Stalin is one of the most horrible tyrants in human history and he must be denounced for his crimes against humanity
What do you think about modern China?
- It’s revisionist just like Khrushchevite-Brezhnevite clique
- It’s capitalist and the dictatorship of bourgeoisie and exactly what Gorbachev was trying to achieve by destroying socialism in the USSR
- It’s great and the contemporary biggest socialist power
- I have mixed opinions on modern PRC
- It’s a degenerated workers’ state derived from Stalinism-Maoism
- It’s a tyrannical communist dictatorship that must be overthrown
What do you think about “Permanent Revolution” and “Socialism in One Country”?
- Permanent revolution was a Trotskyite ultra-left deviationist idea that was very unrealistic, socialism in one country was the way to go and even Lenin supported it
- Long live permanent revolution of the global proletariat and down with the Stalinist bureaucracy!
- Yes to socialism in one country and peaceful coexistence
- Same as above but more detentes are needed to prevent a nuclear conflict
- New Political Thinking is the way to end Cold War and establish a peaceful world
- Both ideas are terrible and would bring Leninist totalitarianism to the world
- Socialism in one country was too isolationist, and supporting the independent socialist/communist movements in the NAM is the way to go
- We shall not export revolutions abroad but in exchange the west should not attempt a color revolution against our country
Only through industrialization and a workers vanguard party can lead to a successful revolution
- Yes
- Yes, but peasants matters as much as the workers
- Indifferent
- No, and a Leninist revolution is not needed
Regarding the national question, which one of the following do you support?
- Nationalism must be incorporated into socialism/communism
- Nationalism is a bourgeoisie tool to divide the working class, socialist patriotism is the way
- Nationalism is not that good but national sovereignty and independence of other socialist countries should still be respected by the USSR
- Nationalism is good, Leninist communism isn’t/both are bad
- Nationalism and patriotism are terrible for the world socialist cause
Which one of the following communist leaders do you like the most?
- Joseph Stalin/Enver Hoxha
- Mao Zedong/Abimael Guzmán
- Leonid Brezhnev/Erich Honecker
- Nicolae Ceauescu/Kim Il Sung
- Josip Broz Tito/Janos Kadar
- Deng Xiaoping/Gennady Zyuganov
- Mikhail Gorbachev/Alexander Dubcek
- None of the above
Which party do you support the most?
- League of Communists of Yugoslavia
- CPSU (1927-1956)
- CPSU (1956-1964)
- CPSU (1964-1985)
- CPSU (1985-1989)
- CCP (1949-1978)
- CCP (1978-present)
- None of the above

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