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No. it pretty specifically prohibits the establishment, support or promotion of particular movements. It does not mention discussion, or even discussion of spec
by stubish 1y ago
No. it pretty specifically prohibits the establishment, support or promotion of particular movements. It does not mention discussion, or even discussion of specific ideas that happen to be part of a prohibited movements ideology. You can say 'ownership of production tools should be prohibited', but you can't say 'and that is why Communism is great'. You probably shouldn't rate Das Kapital more than 3 stars, just to be sure.
- lostmsu 1y agoThe idea of my comment was that Communism is (as in the definition) a prohibition of ownership of production tools and nothing else. Every other bit of baggage it is associated with these days is as orthogonal to it as color is orthogonal to height.