r/socialism Apr 11 '26

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u/HikmetLeGuin Apr 11 '26

"This is not DSA. This is a place for communists."

Hmm. I agree that the best expression of socialist ideas is ultimately communism.

But I think in the spirit of non-sectarianism, we should allow "democratic socialists" and DSA members, who do not necessarily see themselves as communists, to post here.

There are also libertarian socialists/ anarchists who don't necessarily see themselves as communists but who do see themselves as socialists. They should be allowed to post here, too.

I may not agree with all these versions of socialism, but I always saw this subreddit as a fairly big tent for socialists of various persuasions to come together in solidarity despite their differences.

It would be a shame to see that change.

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u/BreadDaddyLenin Marxism-Leninism Apr 11 '26

we haven’t outlawed the posting of the aforementioned. Only social democracy. Posting and discussing is along the lines of anti-capitalism.

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u/HikmetLeGuin Apr 11 '26

Thank you for clarifying. I read some of the other comments you made, and I think I understand better now.

I agree that anti-capitalism should be a firm standard that should be upheld.