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Stalin imposes totalitarianism to protect the socialist state from the internal and external threat that could undermine the successful revolution of the proletariat. He was able to maneuver through the illusory lens of the so called 'Moral Judgement', prioritizing long-term goals of the socialist state at great cost—the immense exploitation of his own people, the death of millions due to famine and executions of those who were perceived as threats to his ideals, even loyal to him. It was instrumental and deemed necessary, since being morally obliged is subjective and is only based on convenienced. Stalin was in a state of paranoia, after being the successor of a charismatic leader Vladimir Lenin. Lenin showed a great display of his intellectual prowess, gaining the support of the Russians, eventually overthrowing the Tzars and the Russian capitalist. He was a true leader in the sense that he organized a chaotic Russia behind the banner of one political vanguard party of the proletariat, the bolshevik party. The pressure was so overwhelming for Stalin to withstand that it was necessary to do evil because it was too convenient at the time, since there's no alternative ideas being materialized and time is running out, due to the rising power of the fascist regime of the Third Reich.  He viewed his ideals as necessary to prevent the destruction of the transitional phase of the Soviet Union as a self-sustaining modern industrial state power. During Stalin's time, there was a forceful collectivization in the agricultural sector to end privatization of land and to consolidate farming under state control, and a 5 year rapid industrialization plan, this is to make the USSR independent from foreign markets, as mentioned to be self-sustaining. The USSR indeed became an industrial power house at the time, rivaling that of the US. Still Stalin sees elements of capitalism necessary under the control of the state. example: The forced industrialization was to generate more surplus value out from the toil of the workers, for the state to accumulate a source of profit for further reinvestment of the growing socialist state. Mirroring that of a common capitalist traits. #socialism  #communism  #sovietunion  #josephstalin
Stalin imposes totalitarianism to protect the socialist state from the internal and external threat that could undermine the successful revolution of the proletariat. He was able to maneuver through the illusory lens of the so called 'Moral Judgement', prioritizing long-term goals of the socialist state at great cost—the immense exploitation of his own people, the death of millions due to famine and executions of those who were perceived as threats to his ideals, even loyal to him. It was instrumental and deemed necessary, since being morally obliged is subjective and is only based on convenienced. Stalin was in a state of paranoia, after being the successor of a charismatic leader Vladimir Lenin. Lenin showed a great display of his intellectual prowess, gaining the support of the Russians, eventually overthrowing the Tzars and the Russian capitalist. He was a true leader in the sense that he organized a chaotic Russia behind the banner of one political vanguard party of the proletariat, the bolshevik party. The pressure was so overwhelming for Stalin to withstand that it was necessary to do evil because it was too convenient at the time, since there's no alternative ideas being materialized and time is running out, due to the rising power of the fascist regime of the Third Reich.  He viewed his ideals as necessary to prevent the destruction of the transitional phase of the Soviet Union as a self-sustaining modern industrial state power. During Stalin's time, there was a forceful collectivization in the agricultural sector to end privatization of land and to consolidate farming under state control, and a 5 year rapid industrialization plan, this is to make the USSR independent from foreign markets, as mentioned to be self-sustaining. The USSR indeed became an industrial power house at the time, rivaling that of the US. Still Stalin sees elements of capitalism necessary under the control of the state. example: The forced industrialization was to generate more surplus value out from the toil of the workers, for the state to accumulate a source of profit for further reinvestment of the growing socialist state. Mirroring that of a common capitalist traits. #socialism #communism #sovietunion #josephstalin

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