What Kind of Communist Are You?

I've looked at a lot of these "what kind of socialist are you" quizzes, and frankly, I think a lot of them are junk. So here's my attempt to streamline and ask the real questions of a budding communist.

There are a lot more flavors of communism/socialism/anti-capitalism than I've highlighted in this quiz. Please keep in mind this is not designed to ascribe a definite worldview to you, but rather, to point you to people you might be interested in reading.

Created by: Jack Robert

Based on your current understanding, how would you describe the Soviet Union?
- It was a socialist state that was in the process of developing communism. It was politically and economically more egalitarian than bourgeois countries.
- After Lenin's death, it was a "degenerated worker's state:" a socialist state where the political and economic power of the workers was consolidated into a bureaucratic clique.
- It was not a meaningful socialist society. It would be best to describe it as "state capitalism," as the hierarchies present in capitalism were simply transferred to the state.
- It was a capitalist society, and the label of "state capitalism" is redundant given how capital functions.
True or False: it is possible to implement "Socialism in One Country"
- True
- False
Our conception of a post-capitalist must primarily come from a critique of capitalism, and not a pre-figurative ideal.
- Agree
- Disagree
It is important for a revolution to be led by a vanguard party to achieve its goals.
- Agree
- Disagree
Communism and Socialism are separate stages of development.
- Agree
- Disagree
It is possible for socialism to be developed and defended in remote, rural areas without the first world bourgeoisie being toppled.
- Agree
- Disagree
More than capitalism, the true source of suffering in this world is unjust hierarchies.
- Agree
- Disagree
Our present conditions make it possible for socialism to be worldwide right now.
- Agree
- Disagree
How would you define "The State"
- The state is a centrally-organized body that exists to enforce the unjustified rule of itself and the capitalist class.
- The state is a tool of violence used by whatever ruling class is in control of society.
The state is not abolished. It withers away after a period of development that removes any use or need the state has in society.
- Agree: the state is not an objective entity, and is only used as a tool during periods of development.
- Disagree: the state, as an organism, feeds power to itself and serves no useful purpose now or post-revolution.

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