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Sad moment where the CPC rejects the theory of 'class struggle'? why?
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this post was submitted on 11 Sep 2024
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but even under dengs own requirements the reform has gone way too far, see my comment referencing this to Cowbee.
Deng's position i still think is quite correct, im more referencing the post-deng party
Your title says that the CPC has rejected class struggle per this video. As you can see, this is incorrect. My suspicion is that there was a misunderstanding of the very specific reference to a position taken by Mao and then its eventual counter by Deng, and what a primary contradiction is.
huh, then thats my mistake