It's hard to say if GB would ever endorse socialism of any sort. I mean, at least a few of the members have to have lived through the Soviet era. I think it's a little less simple and yet strangely more beautiful of an idea: the typical Bordello theme of cultural isolationism being stupid and human beings being much more connected than we care to realize. That, and it just strikes up another call to action for having fun!
I won't nitpick, but socialism and communism are very different. The Soviet era was obscenely opressive, and as a result they wouldn't likely care for Communism. But at its heart the principles of socialism and communism are about unity amongst all people. It will never be utilized proberly, but at its core it is something worth endorsing (in theory only, never in practice).
I won't nitpick, but socialism and communism are very different. The Soviet era was obscenely opressive, and as a result they wouldn't likely care for Communism. But at its heart the principles of socialism and communism are about unity amongst all people. It will never be utilized proberly, but at its core it is something worth endorsing (in theory only, never in practice).
It's hard to say if GB would ever endorse socialism of any sort. I mean, at least a few of the members have to have lived through the Soviet era. I think it's a little less simple and yet strangely more beautiful of an idea: the typical Bordello theme of cultural isolationism being stupid and human beings being much more connected than we care to realize. That, and it just strikes up another call to action for having fun!
I won't nitpick, but socialism and communism are very different. The Soviet era was obscenely opressive, and as a result they wouldn't likely care for Communism. But at its heart the principles of socialism and communism are about unity amongst all people. It will never be utilized proberly, but at its core it is something worth endorsing (in theory only, never in practice).
I won't nitpick, but socialism and communism are very different. The Soviet era was obscenely opressive, and as a result they wouldn't likely care for Communism. But at its heart the principles of socialism and communism are about unity amongst all people. It will never be utilized proberly, but at its core it is something worth endorsing (in theory only, never in practice).