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[[File:Warsaw Pact Logo.svg|right|thumb|Logo of the [[Warsaw Pact]], a [[Soviet]]-led military alliance argued by proponents of this concept to be social-imperialist.]] | |||
'''Social-imperialism''' is a term used by [[Marxism–Leninism|Marxist–Leninists]] and [[Anti-revisionism|anti-revisionists]] in particular. At its core, it means "[[socialism]] in words, [[imperialism]] in deeds." Social-imperialism may refer to an ideological position by nominal "socialists" in support of imperialism and its conflicts (e.g. the [[Social-chauvinism|social-chauvinists]] of the [[Second International]] supporting the [[First World War]]) or an established system constructed by ex-[[Socialist state|socialist states]] under [[revisionism]] (e.g. the [[Soviet Union]] after [[de-Stalinization]]). | '''Social-imperialism''' is a term used by [[Marxism–Leninism|Marxist–Leninists]] and [[Anti-revisionism|anti-revisionists]] in particular. At its core, it means "[[socialism]] in words, [[imperialism]] in deeds." Social-imperialism may refer to an ideological position by nominal "socialists" in support of imperialism and its conflicts (e.g. the [[Social-chauvinism|social-chauvinists]] of the [[Second International]] supporting the [[First World War]]) or an established system constructed by ex-[[Socialist state|socialist states]] under [[revisionism]] (e.g. the [[Soviet Union]] after [[de-Stalinization]]). | ||
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Social-imperialism is a term used by Marxist–Leninists and anti-revisionists in particular. At its core, it means "socialism in words, imperialism in deeds." Social-imperialism may refer to an ideological position by nominal "socialists" in support of imperialism and its conflicts (e.g. the social-chauvinists of the Second International supporting the First World War) or an established system constructed by ex-socialist states under revisionism (e.g. the Soviet Union after de-Stalinization).