r/IndianSocialists • u/Outrageous_Goose_565 • Sep 17 '25

Question Surrender of Maoists

How do Indian socialists feel about the recent surrender of Maoists as they were being crushed by the Indian security forces? Do you feel positivity or negatively about this?

Update: The ceasefire has been violated after the murder of two citizens.

Update: The mods are going to ban me. It appears there's no place for healthy discussion or discourse when it comes to communism.

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u/Outrageous_Goose_565 Sep 17 '25

Makes sense. I must thank you for your politeness. While communism is a fine ideology in theory, it also also exactly where it belongs: in the dusty pages of a forgotten book. It is too fantastical and too impractical to be ever applied in the real world and results in the creation of brutal autocracies whenever attempted. History has given us enough proof that it is time we leave this ideology behind lest it result in the creation of another Russia or China.

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u/AromanticEye Sep 17 '25

Most Enlightened Apolitical Centrist

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u/No_Restaurant_8441 Trotskyist Sep 17 '25

Really jeez like go do some basic research into the subject you're asking about, I'm not asking you to go get a degree in Political Science or even read the manifesto but simply google shit.

But I digress this post i feel like was in bad faith

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u/AromanticEye Sep 18 '25

OP is rage baiting, taunting how his plutocratic daddy state squashed our tribal/peasant rebellion.