The national question | What did Lenin really stand for?

The national question is one of the most complex questions that Marxists must grapple with. In this talk from the recent Marxist Student Federation summer school, Shaun Morris - editor of Revolution Scotland - explains how Marxists approach this question, drawing on Marx’s writings on Ireland, and Lenin’s writings on the subject.
Read more on the national question over on our education hub: www.socialist.net/the-nationa...
Get your tickets for this year's Revolution Festival - a festival of Marxist ideas hosted by Socialist Appeal - which includes a talk on the national question in Ukraine: www.revolutionfestival.co.uk
Join the fight for revolution! Join Socialist Appeal today! www.socialist.net/join

[@anastasia7091]

Great job :) This deserves more views.

[@rap7123]

erm

[@sghr220]

Always remember lads and lassies. That the worst thing you can do whenever you're standing there giving a speech, asking a question or answering one. Is going from right to left and left to right like a human pendulum. Not only it's distracting AF from your message. But it drains confidence in you and what you are saying.

[@Ocinneade345]

Maybe they had to pee?

[@sghr220]

@@Ocinneade345 As a chronically dehydrated person, I don't recall ever having that much water in me. :)

[@lochnessmunster1189]

What did Lenin stand for? A misunderstanding of economics, like Marx.

[@Kyup2002]

you have 104 comments on this channel please go outside and touch grass or at least read a history book

[@lochnessmunster1189]

@@Kyup2002 What have I actually said on this channel, which is incorrect?

[@EnverHalilHoxha1917]

I also stand for a misunderstanding of economics lets goooo
IMA VOOT🍆🍆💦💦‼️‼️