Conservative Socialism: Difference between revisions

'''Post-Soviet leftLeft''' represents movements or individuals that nostalgyare nostalgic for the Soviet Union (especially for the [[File:Stalin.png]] [[Stalinism|Stalin]] and [[File:NeoComBall.png]] Brezhnev eras). They are [[File:Antiwest.png]] anti-NATO, [[File:Anti-LGBT.png]] anti-LGBT and [[File:Euroscept.png]] anti-EU, because they deviate from "old soviet values". ManySoviet ofnostalgic themviews are againsta nationalism,common preferringsight to speak Russian overwithin the language of their nation and opposing self-determination due to USSR having Russian languagediaspora as official and demonizing national liberation groups, such as Forest Brothers and OUN (exceptacross the Russian consocsworld, who are somewhat nationalist due to the aftermentioned language promotion, but they still don't like anti-communist nationalist groups such as Solidarists). As such, most Soviet nostalgists are Russophile, and/or pan-slavic. Unlike most western MLs, Soviet nostalgists are mostly religious (especially Orthodoxin Christian) due to shared cultural values and relatively soft stance on the church of Brezhnev-era USSR. It should be noted, that some Soviet Nostalgists, such as Lukashenko and Yanukovych are not socialist, being closer to Social Authoritarianism economically but keeping the aesthetics and cultural valuesEurope.