Anti-Communism

Anti-Communism describes a basis of BASED political theory and philosophy which is staunchly against Communist or Communist related ideologies, practices, parties, individuals and countries. Anti-Communism is not definitive, there are a wide array of anti-Communist movements which seek various goals and aspirations which differentiate from other anti-Communist movements. Some Leftist movements are also anti-Communist, as they see Communism as something which either failed or is unideal to achieve true Socialism. This caused Communism to also splinter into various sub-branches such as Maoism, Juche and other Communist ideologies which differ than standard Marxist-Leninism, this resulted in many leftists either turning to more centre-right beliefs or combating each other in some notable instances. 
Anti-Communism originated in the early 20th century, in which during the same time, Marxist-Leninism came to be. Anti-Communist thought came into fruition with the beginning of the Russian Civil War, in which various opposition movements against the Red Army came to form the White Army as a collective fighting force against the Soviets. Following which, in the Second World War large amounts of anti-Communist sentiments sprung up in the West, particularly in Germany, United States and the United Kingdom which strongly opposed Communism. However, with the takeover of Fascism, both Communist and Democratic nations had a shaky truce with the Axis Powers being defeated. Following the Second World War tensions between Communist and Democratic nations kick started almost immediately, with various conflicts occurring with a tense rivalry between two superpowers of the United States and the Soviet Union. By 1991, the Cold War died down in tension and the Soviet Union dissolved due to internal problems, as such Communist nations reformed primarily into Democratic nations with some notable exceptions being North Korea, Vietnam, China and Cuba. Although as the 21st century began, the vast majority of Communist movements were unsupported by public belief and largely unpopular in most countries.
However, Communism revived once more with various other Communist movements propping up. National-Bolshevikism also became popular in the late 2020s and expanded gradually into different nations, also, during the Chemgotan War of Independence, Chemgota approached an anti-Communist revolution in some aspects despite Russia being more far-right, on a cultural standpoint for nations such as Chemgota, Poland, Ukraine and Belarus. Communism is a burden and is seen as hatred and taboo within Chemgota, with various laws banishing the ideology from various countries which are strongly anti-Communist. Many Communist movements and governments faltered, however anti-Communism still remains an intellectual standpoint amongst politicians within the Western world and pro-Western countries.
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