No matter how ill considered it may be, it is the duty of every socialist to support a Socialist polity, no matter how flawed or provisional, attacking a non Socialist one. That’s a key part of critical support. It was when Lenin supported the disastrous anarchist revolt, and it was when Rosa supported the Left-KPD revolting 6 months early.
This can sometimes backfire on us if the US supports the socialists, like with the DFNS. But such situations are so rare that I cannot regret supporting the Kurds.
The point is “Yes including the former RSFSR up until it becomes the current RSFSR.” also Yes if Cuba invades Haiti, Lula decides Peru has it coming, or Laos inexplicably launches hidden nukes at New Zealand.
Including former RSFSR?
No matter how ill considered it may be, it is the duty of every socialist to support a Socialist polity, no matter how flawed or provisional, attacking a non Socialist one. That’s a key part of critical support. It was when Lenin supported the disastrous anarchist revolt, and it was when Rosa supported the Left-KPD revolting 6 months early.
This can sometimes backfire on us if the US supports the socialists, like with the DFNS. But such situations are so rare that I cannot regret supporting the Kurds.
I’ll be honest, I don’t understand the point you are making here
The point is “Yes including the former RSFSR up until it becomes the current RSFSR.” also Yes if Cuba invades Haiti, Lula decides Peru has it coming, or Laos inexplicably launches hidden nukes at New Zealand.
Nuclear war isn’t a great example for this really.
Agreed, I think that was facetious, but either way I don’t think that this principle extends to nuclear first strikes
The anarchist revolt you are referring to was against the Tsardom, right?