During the right-wing military dictatorship in South Korea, there were instances where the books by and about Rosa Luxemburg–a libertarian socialist/left communist revolutionary–passed strict censorship because they were mistaken for travel books about the country of Luxembourg.
Meanwhile, the books by Max Weber–a liberal and nationalistic sociologist–were mistaken for Marx and banned.
Forever_Everton on
During our 40(!) year long dictatorship era, we may genuinely have been more anti-communist than America with the shit they did
Hey, a constant communist threat of war will do that but this shit is wild
Clockwork9385 on
That’s why I’m naming my book about the history of races and race cars “Fast-ism”
It’s about how some cars are superior to others and how car manufacturers should prioritise making cars for their own country rather than sharing them around the world
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During the right-wing military dictatorship in South Korea, there were instances where the books by and about Rosa Luxemburg–a libertarian socialist/left communist revolutionary–passed strict censorship because they were mistaken for travel books about the country of Luxembourg.
Meanwhile, the books by Max Weber–a liberal and nationalistic sociologist–were mistaken for Marx and banned.
During our 40(!) year long dictatorship era, we may genuinely have been more anti-communist than America with the shit they did
Hey, a constant communist threat of war will do that but this shit is wild
That’s why I’m naming my book about the history of races and race cars “Fast-ism”
It’s about how some cars are superior to others and how car manufacturers should prioritise making cars for their own country rather than sharing them around the world