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Reformist Marxism, also called Evolutionary Socialism,[1] Marxist Social Democracy[2] or Bernsteinism is a type of Marxism which seeks to achieve communism through the use of democratic means. Reformist Marxism is a revisionist type of Marxism and the precursor of modern democratic socialism and social democracy.[3] Reformist Marxism in the modern day is practiced by the Japanese Communist Party.[4]

History

Germany

W.I.P.

Japan

A rice spike inside a gear on a red background.
Symbol of the Japanese Communist Party

W.I.P.

Doctrine

W.I.P.

How to Draw

To represent Reformist Marxism the polcompball community uses a variant of the Social Democracy design. With the white rose on the red background replaced with a gold rose on a red background, as to revoke communism.

  1. Draw a ball
  2. Fill it with red
  3. Draw a golden rose in the middle
  4. Add eyes and you're done!
Color Name HEX RGB
Red #CD0000 205, 0, 0
Gold #FFD800 255, 216, 0


Relations

Friendly

  • Democratic Socialism - Follows in my footsteps quite nicely, but he can be a bit TOO utopian, even for me.

Mixed

  • Social Democracy - What do you mean you just want restrained capitalism?!?!?!
  • Marxism - You call yourself 'scientific' yet you oppose me for revising your theories, don't you understand revision is the basis of science!?

Negative

Further Information

Literature

Wikipedia

Videos

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