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debatable if it's slop or theory, but probably comrades will soon meet these arguments in the wild, and not that one has to abandon all theoretical considerations over geopolitical realism of the 20th century.

although it's all rather useless, treatlerism stays undefeated whether one thinks stalin was correct or not, got money from cia or not, decided to become culture critic or not

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[–] Alaskaball@hexbear.net 5 points 4 weeks ago

That's highly unlikely imo, even including the pre-ww2 period. China, no matter who came out on top, did not have the industrial or military capacity to launch an invasion beyond their historical borders.

The defeat of the CPC would've definitely been a disaster that would alter history to the point its impossible to even guess what the alternative would be. But even then the KMT and the CPSU had cordial enough historical relations that the turn to becoming an Eastern anti-soviet bastion would be painful slow for the western powers by my guestimate