German author writes communism for children book...

[Archae]

What..an...idiot!

https://mitpress.mit.edu/books/communism-kids

Bini Adamczak is a Berlin-based social theorist and artist. She writes on political theory, queer politics, and the past future of revolutions.

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[FLPanhandle]

1. "Once upon a time, people yearned to be free of the misery of capitalism. "

I wonder how she explains what happened in her own country when people had the chance to freely choose?

[Archae]

2. Reality is always nonexistent in the far-left and far-right.

[LittleBlue]

3. Inculcating children with communist ideologies is child abuse

The book is a slap in the face to the billions who suffered and still suffer under communist dictatorships, and to the tens of millions who died as a result. Communism always ends the same way: authoritarianism, mass killings and starvation.

[Cal Carpenter]

4. It is actually a pretty neat little book. MIT Press published it

That's MIT as in Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Are they idiots?

Maybe if you actually read the book you could comment on it's contents a little more accurately. Any criticisms would be much more meaningful. It's a short book and doesn't use complicated language.

[Archae]

8. The person who approved this translation and printing is an idiot.

Should children see this book, too?



Yes, I do consider Naziism to be equal with communism.

Both "isms" are total failures and responsible for millions of people tortured, imprisoned and murdered.

[DFW]

5. Does it also give instructions on how to shoot down people at the border trying to leave?

Or is that in the second edition?

[brooklynite]

6. "One day, mommy and daddy told Sally to give all but one of her dolls, saying..."

"...from each according to his abilities to each according to his needs".

[brooklynite]

7. "Timmy was given a time out for 're-education'"...

"...after attempting engage in capitalist oppression by opening a lemonade stand."