What's the difference between Marxism, Leninism, Leninist-Marxism, and Trotskyism?

Answer 1

Marxism: Marx once said that he is not a Marxist-- Marx introduced dialectical materialism, that is the core of his thought, but he is against a scientization of his views, as truth changes dialectically from epoch to epoch.

Lenin brought communism to the peasants of Russia, and had arguments to justify forgoing the 'necessary' evolution of communist states from capitalist ones. Mao and every other poor nation has also implemnted Lenin's strategies, passions, and reasoning. I see no great difference between Leninism and Marxist-Leninism.

Trotskyists, as fashionable today, proclaim a lack of solidarity with 'communist' states that are bureaucratic Stalinist enterprises which do not engender democracy and are not products of the revolutionary proletariat.. They believe the revolution must happen in developed capitalist societies.

Answer 2

The finer details of social economics. Now the fine fellow who blew them all aside was Joseph Stalin who some question whether or nt he was an actual human being. Now Stalin made Hitler and Ghengis Khan look like Sister Thresa and the former Pope. You must not like reading. I don't know why they are giving diplomas to people who don't care to read or can hardly read. How long can this go on before we plumment to the bottom the the economic barrel. American education is the joke of the world. Only third world companies, not all, are worse off. Nutzoid.

Answer 3

murder in the first degree.