I have to say that the Communist Party of Antarctica is identical to the Workers' Party of Antarctica. Currently, the WPA consists of regional parties: the Communist Party of Alyeska and the Workers' Party of Bellinsgauzenia (Sprocket Party). I would suggest inviting the Communist Party of Antarctica to join the WPA as a regional or state affiliate in a state/region that does not currently have an affiliate. Rycherr 17:58, August 22, 2011 (UTC)
- The Communist Party does support Lenin but the Workers' Party openly opposes him.
The Nice Commie (Contact me) 18:43, August 22, 2011 (UTC)
Where did you get that idea? The Workers' Party of Antarctica is a federation of Communist and Socialist parties. The ideologies of regionally affiliated parties are varied, but close enough fundamentally to serve as a united national political force. For instance, the Workers' Party of Bellinsgauzenia is pro-nuclear power, while the Communist Party of Alyeska opposes it.Rycherr 18:53, August 22, 2011 (UTC)
- Fine, it will be the Communist Party of Polaria (Marxist-Leninist) and part of the Workers' Party but here was my original text:
- Here it says, "The city is named in honor of the Grand Duchess Anastasia of Russia, who was tradically murdered (it wasn't that the Tzar was oppressive and stuff) (along with her family) during the Russian Revolution."
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- Here it says that Classic Marxism is the ideology of the Workers' Party.
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- Here it says
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- "The color blue is used for two reasons: the first is to distinguish the Alyeska Communist party from the more common Marxist-Leninist and Bolshevist leanings of the majority of Communist parties around the world."
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- The Nice Commie (Contact me) 18:59, August 22, 2011 (UTC)
When I named St. Anastasia after the duchess, I named it in honor of her tragic death. I never stated that the Bolsheviks were cruel or the royal family shouldn't have left, but their deaths were tragic. Like Louis XVI, he may have been stuffing his face while while the French people were starving, that doesn't mean he deserved to die the way he did. --NuclearVacuum (Talk) 20:13, August 22, 2011 (UTC)
- During the French Revolution, the Guillotine was very humane compared to other methods of getting your head cut off, the person who proposed it thought it a way to use more humane methods of execution to abolish the death penalty... The Nice Commie (Contact me) 04:59, August 23, 2011 (UTC)
For what it's worth, I consider Vladimir Lenin to be a pioneer in the history of socialism and communism. And I say that as the General Secretary of the Communist Party of Alyeska. Rycherr 21:08, August 22, 2011 (UTC)