Quotes About Communist

The Buddhist is like a Communist who believes in a stateless theory while identifying with his own nation.

More Chinese attend church each Sunday than are members of the Communist Party.

But I had little knowledge of Marxism, and in political discussions with my communist friends I found myself handicapped by my ignorance of their philosophy. I decided to remedy this.

For much of the Communist era, scholars tended to look back on Sun as one more unsuccessful, reform-minded leader, and his Three People's Principles as just another of modern China's many dead-end political experiments. As one biographer wrote: "If Sun Yat-sen had one consistent talent, it was for failure.

Tatiana had always thought she would not make a very good Communist. She liked Mikhail Zoshchenko's stories too much.

You're probably right,' I said, but to be honest, I had forgotten to be a Communist that night.

But sharing the wealth threatened power-hungry elites in every nation, and these reactionaries blocked society's natural progress toward humane socialism. Capitalist societies became fascist; socialist ones became communist.

Moreover, to many patriotic Albanians it was by no means clear that an Allied victory was in the best interests of their country; they feared—perhaps I should say fore-saw—that it would result not only in the loss of Kossovo but also in their own subjection to Communist rule.