Interpretation of Left Communism: Radical Marxist trend of thought that criticizes Leninism and state capitalism
Left Communism is a radical Marxist movement that originated from questioning the Communist International's line in the early 20th century. It advocated the self-emancipation of the working class, opposed the parliamentary road and traditional trade unions, and characterized the Soviet model as state capitalism. Understanding this trend of thought will help to deeply analyze various political values and ideological tendency tests, such as the ideological spectrum revealed by the 8Values political test.