1. Kommunism via våld och ickevåld | NTD NYHETER

one communism via violence and non-violence in the popular imagination the Communist party is synonymous with violence and with good reason in the Communist Manifesto Marx and Engles saide the Communists disdain to conceal their views and aims they openly declare that their ends can be attained only by the forcible overthrow of all existing social conditions the fact that the communist regimes of Russia and China took power through violent revolution and used violence as a tool of repression Drew attention away from communism's less visible forms the branch of Marxism that Advocates violent revolution is represented by leninism which adapted the theory in two significant respects according to Marx Communist Revolution would begin an advanced capitalist countries but Lenin believed that socialism could be built in Russia which was comparatively back backward in its Economic Development Lenin's second and more important contribution to Marxism was his doctrine of party building party building basically consisted of adopting the techniques of coercion deception and violence found in criminal organizations and animating them with Marxist socioeconomic Theory according to Lenin the working class is incapable of developing class Consciousness or demanding Revolution on its own and it must be r to action by external action the Agents of Revolution would be organized in a highly disciplined proletarian Vanguard the Communist Party