/his/ — Why is class consciousness so fake and boring?

>>18525071 (OP)
>Yellow representing the Chinese race
The star on the USSR flag also yellow. Representing the yellow Russian race? And the east German flag represent the yellow Deutsches volk?

>>18525071 (OP)
Communism is the slow way to fascism

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>>18525076
why you heff to be mad

All ideolgies are class collaborationism except for the various strands of anarchism, but those don't count since they are fairytale ideologes and also just lying sales pitch versions of other larger ideologies (ancom is socialism and ancap is liberalism).
Fascist is just the most explicit about it while others try to handwave it.

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>>18525076
>The star on the USSR flag also yellow. Representing the yellow Russian race?
It represents the Yellow soldiers of the Red Army
>And the east German flag represent the yellow Deutsches volk?
It represents those Germans with the Mongolian-esque phenotype like Rainer Werner Fassbinder. I read an interview with one of his actresses who said she thought he was Mongolian when she met him.

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>>18525113
Kek

>>18525071 (OP)
Communists explicitly state ending the existence of the bourgeoisie class is one of their chief goals. I doubt they would put stars for them on their flag

>>18525270
>The four occupations, or "four categories of the people" was an occupation classification used in ancient China by either Confucian or Legalist scholars as far back as the late Zhou dynasty and is considered a central part of the fengjian social structure (c. 1046–256 BC).
>These were the shi (warrior nobles, and later on gentry scholars),
>the nong (peasant farmers),
>the gong (artisans and craftsmen)
>and the shang (merchants and traders).

>>18525270
The communist party of China explicitly states the national bourgeoisie are revolutionary.