Red Cups: Battleroyale

💣 What if Lenin hadn’t “planted a bomb” under the foundation of Russia?

When in 2011 the Central Election Commission announced the results that the "Unified and Indivisible" party gained only 1.46% in the elections, there were initially rumors that this was just the result of a typo due to the processing of the CEC employees … But the events developed so rapidly that no one really cared – the new ruling Labor party, with its policies, ensured that half of all capitalists left the country in order to observe how the second half tried to fight against the government.

As a result of the ten-year battle between the reactionaries and the guards of the new regime, there were almost no supporters of the right ideology in the country: the long-standing dispute “who should be considered a leftist” played a cruel joke – now all are leftists. No sane person now will believe any right-oriented politician. Even the craziest populist idea with a red tint found its response.

In this environment of general enthusiasm by Hegelian philosophy, the Third World War somehow unnoticed passed, which destroyed all the countries of the world … except Russia. “Thank you” should be said to the first president of democratic Russia, who voluntarily gave nuclear weapons to the Americans, which is why the country did not become a priority target of the Third World War. And then, everyone was not up to her.

The remains of the former government settled somewhere in the mountains of the Caucasus, continuing to lay claim to the old regions. The most popular right-wing bloggers moved there, explaining that their values ​​are best embodied only here.

When the dust subsided, left-wing bloggers subscribed to the ruins of the old world, founded new communities, villages and tribes.

A decade later, the remnants of leftist forces of any shade with thin streams of caravans and runners united under the banner of the Charter of the Anti-oligarchic Internationalist Policy (HYPE), built on the basis of the pre-war ideals of workers’ democracy. The territory of the country is conditionally divided for each public, which de jure only administers the work of its new area. They unanimously agreed that in their region, each organization should, through a scientific approach, implement the fullness of democracy. In fact, with the growth of ambitions of each region, it became impossible to talk about any kind of unity and a bloody clash is only a matter of time.

Which way will the shaky unification of the Socialist Communities take? Will they be able to unite them, discarding contradictions as irrelevant? Or should revolution be reinforced by delimitation? Or maybe only the status quo guarantees peace and prosperity…