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Difference between revisions of "comrade"
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'''Comrade''' denotes a person whose political beliefs are similar to one's own, or more broadly, a person who shares political needs with the speaker. It is a symbol of mutual respect and trust within the radical community. | '''Comrade''' denotes a person whose political beliefs are similar to one's own, or more broadly, a person who shares political needs with the speaker. It is a symbol of mutual respect and trust within the radical community. | ||
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| + | ==USSR== | ||
| + | In [[Soviet Union]] the term was hijacked and basterdised to mean a member of the [[Communist Party of Soviet Union]] such as [[Joseph Stalin|Comrade Stalin]]. | ||
==See also== | ==See also== | ||
* [[power word]] | * [[power word]] | ||
Latest revision as of 09:13, 11 December 2007
Comrade denotes a person whose political beliefs are similar to one's own, or more broadly, a person who shares political needs with the speaker. It is a symbol of mutual respect and trust within the radical community.
USSR[edit]
In Soviet Union the term was hijacked and basterdised to mean a member of the Communist Party of Soviet Union such as Comrade Stalin.
