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			[[Tankie]] is a pejorative term used to describe individuals who uncritically support the Soviet Union or communism, particularly during the Cold War era. The term gained prominence in the mid-20th century and has since been applied to various political movements and individuals perceived as overly sympathetic to Marxist-Leninist ideologies without addressing their flaws or historical context. The word derives from the association of tanks with Soviet military power and the ideological stance of some supporters who defended the USSR despite its human rights abuses and authoritarian nature.
	https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tankie

			{{H2\|Definition and Usage}}
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			The term "[[Tankie]]" is often used in political discourse to criticize those who support communist regimes without critically examining their policies or actions. It implies a lack of intellectual rigor or awareness of the complexities of Soviet history and the broader communist movement. Critics argue that [[Tankie]]s may ignore or downplay the USSR's role in events such as the Stalinist purges, the suppression of dissent, and the invasion of Eastern Bloc countries.

			{{H2\|Historical Context}}
			The term emerged in the 1950s and 1960s, during a period of heightened ideological conflict between the United States and the Soviet Union. Western critics of the USSR, including some in the anti-communist camp, used "[[Tankie]]" to mock leftist activists who defended the Soviet Union despite its authoritarian practices. This usage was particularly common among those who opposed the USSR's expansionist policies and its influence over global communist movements.

			{{H2\|Modern Usage and Criticism}}
			In contemporary discourse, "[[Tankie]]" is sometimes applied to individuals or groups who support socialist or communist causes without acknowledging the historical and ethical complexities of these ideologies. Critics argue that such labels can be used to dismiss legitimate political debates about the potential of socialism, while supporters of the term contend that it highlights the need for critical engagement with historical and political movements.

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			The term has been the subject of debate in academic and political circles. Some scholars caution against its use, noting that it can oversimplify complex ideological positions and stifle nuanced discussion. Others argue that it remains a useful tool for highlighting the risks of uncritical support for any political system, regardless of its historical context.

			{{H2\|References}}
			- [Marxist Internet Archive](https://www.marxist.com): A resource for historical communist texts and critiques.
			- [Cold War History Project](https://www.coldwarhistory.org): Analysis of Cold War-era political terminology.
			- [Academic articles on ideological critique](https://journals.example.org/ideology): Peer-reviewed studies on the use of pejorative terms in political discourse.

			{{H2\|External Links}}
			- [Understanding the origins of "[[Tankie]]"](https://example.org/[[Tankie]]-history)
			- [Debates on ideological labeling](https://example.org/ideological-debates)

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Robert Brockway: Created page with "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tankie {{Draft}}"

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Created page with "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tankie {{Draft}}"

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