Monday, 17 February 2014
Juche for independent development and against dogmatism
Reading
the biography of the great leader comrade Kim Jong Il I deeply reflected on a
couple of facts . Firstly, I read how the anti-party
counter-revolutionary factionalists in the 1950s railed against the line
of the independent national economy. These arguments are still echoed
by anti DPRK forces today including some on the so-called. What did
these arguments revolve around ? the idea that the DPRK should
have exported all the fruit and coal in return for machines . This
would have left the DPRK with nothing but also would have meant a brake
on the development of science and technology as its development would
have been unnecessary if the DPRK had not developed heavy industry. Of
course Juche and self reliance are misunderstood by some as ruling out
co-operation and exchange , however this is true self-reliance means the
maximization of national resources and potentials. Secondly , leader
Kim Jong Il was involved in a debate at higher middle school (6th form )
about the nature of the peoples government in Korea . Some wanted to
fit into the pattern of the Paris Commune or Soviets . They thought the
question was when the people's government would become a dictatorship of
the proletariat. Kim Jong Il answered that the people's government
belonged to the category of the dictatorship of the proletariat . This
is highly relevant as we Juche idea followers face not only attacks from
the Establishment, Rightists and revisionists but also some dogmatists
who claim to uphold pure "Marxism-Leninism " or " Marxism -Leninism -Stalinism " . Some use the classics of Marxism -Leninism as a stick to
beat Juche with claiming "it does not say such and such in whatever
work of Marx or Stalin " However such criticism of Juche is reactionary
as it is like saying nuclear power cannot be developed because it is
cannot be found in a textbook about steam engineering.
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