COMMON RESISTANCE

WHAT HAPPENS IF THE PASSIFIST WINS?

A Marxist-Leninist analysis of the possible end of WW7

World War 7 continues to transform Ecclesiar's political map. On one side is the Passifist, bringing together countries such as Brazil, the United States, Croatia, Bosnia, Slovenia, Hungary, Greece and Poland. On the other, the Bakers.

With hundreds of players involved, a question begins to gain importance:

What would happen if Passifist came out victorious?

A new distribution of power

A Passifist victory probably wouldn't just mean the end of the fighting.

The result of a war of this dimension can change borders, alliances, territories and power relations In Ecclesiar.

Countries that today have great influence can lose space, while others can emerge strengthened.

But there is one question that needs to be asked:

Who would really benefit from this new order?

For a Marxist-Leninist analysis, it is not enough to observe which governments have conquered more territory. It is necessary to observe who controls the resources and wealth of these territories.

After the victory comes the dispute

A war may end in a day, but its consequences remain.

Conquered territories need to be administered. Resources are being controlled by new governments. Economics can be reorganized and old alliances can disappear.

It is at this moment that a military victory can turn into a new economic dispute.

A Communist Resistance does not consider enough to replace one power with another.

If wealth remains concentrated and the population continues to be unparticipated in economic decisions, the fundamental structure will remain intact.

What about Brazil?

For Brazil, a Passifist victory could mean greater political and territorial influence.

But that raises another question:

Does greater power for the state mean greater power for the people?

Not necessarily.

A country can conquer territories and increase its wealth while maintaining great internal inequalities.

Therefore, we argue that any Brazilian growth should also be analyzed from the perspective of workers.

More territory does not automatically mean more justice.

More wealth does not automatically mean more equality.

More military power does not automatically mean popular emancipation.

The Real Victory

For Marxism-Leninism, the central question is not simply which alliance wins a war.

Yeah. which class controls the outcome of this victory.

If Passifist wins and only replaces one elite with another, we will have a change in international balance, but not necessarily a social transformation.

If victory opens room for greater popular participation, organization of workers and transformation of economic relations, then its consequences may be much deeper.

So our position is clear:

It's not about winning the WW7. It is necessary to know what will be done with victory.

War can change the map of Ecclesiar.

But only social transformation can change the lives of those living in it.

COMUNIST RESISTANCE — WE FIGHT FOR REVOLUTION.