Statue of Lenin — Attraction in Seattle

Vladimir Lenin, One of the co-founders of Marxism-Leninism, the largest and most popular communist ideology of the 20th century. Marxism-Leninism seeks to reform and preserve the Capitalist mode of production, and Marxist Leninist political theory such as in “State and Revolution” outlines a general path for a Marxist Leninist movement to reform and preserve the Capitalist mode of production and eventually transition towards the communist mode of production, classless, moneyless, stateless sociey free of any form of slavery and unjust social hierarchy 🦭👍🏽

I rate Marxism-Leninism 3 out of 5 stars ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️

I recommend anarcho-communism 🦭👍🏽

Marxism-Leninism or Social Democracy should be greatly considered in Our society as of the year 2025, we’re grappling with an ever increasing authoritarian and austere society, where billionaire oligarchs have full influence and control over the U.S. federal government, increasing its severity as a plutocracy, and generally making life miserable four our social class of...

An interesting and curious statue of one of the most important figures of the 20th century. In the late 80s, there was no longer a reputation for Lenin statues in the Eastern Bloc for obvious reasons, and one of them made its way here to Seattle. There is a little informational sign close by that provides what I think is a fair history of Lenin and a comprehensive history of the statue. I want to be clear that Fremont, for all its more left-wing tendencies, does not have the statue here as an endorsement of Lenin. It exists on private property as part of the wondrously kitschy artistic maelstrom that is Fremont. The statue is often decorated and extravagant and irreverent ways: for instance, it is given a pumpkin head during Halloween season. I am personally glad it exists, as it adds to the wildly quirky character of this...

One of the greats. Few have accomplished so much and actually been the change they wanted to see in such a critical way, nor on such a massive scale. You disagree with his changes, his vision, his ethics, his methods? You oppose that which he stood for or the remnants of change he left behind?? Then perhaps take a step back and at least learn from his unfailing and self-driven determination to change the world around him and his absolute refusal to be denied his vision, regardless of the seemingly insurmountable oppugnancy and unabated antipathy, and go be the change YOU want to see. I can all but guarantee that if you do somehow manage even a percent of the success that he did, you will leave behind an endless sea of outspoken critics proclaiming that the world would have been better off without and seek to devilize your...