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File:UserKhom.png - If there is a cultural antiquarian side, then you say it is a cultural progressive?
- File:Daniello.png - Pol Potism is debatable ideology in culture. Year Zero implies destruction of past and tradition, but Pol Potism simultaneously hate modern technologies and values. Culturally antiquarian writes as culturally off-rights.
- File:TheElectricBomb.png TheElectricBomb - The debate on Pol Pot's cultural alignments is complicated. Technically the Khmer Rouge still kept industry in the country, hell there's footage of children working in them. Not defending him of course, but some denounced the Neoluddism claim.
Also it would be okay to remove isolationism. They were never really isolated from the world, they were neturally-aligned in comparison to NATO and Warsaw Pact.
- File:TheElectricBomb.png TheElectricBomb - To anyone reading this, I encourage people to use the Documentation Center of Cambodia. It's a neutral source dedicated to the regime of Democratic Kampuchea and gives you tons of different infos, including survivors of the regime.
Any source on Kropotkin being alleged influence of Pol Pot?
File:Regnaissance.png Regnaissance - I think Pol Pot's cultural stance is very complex. In one sentence, Pol Pot destroyed both traditional and modern/progressive values. Therefore, ultraprogressive reactionaryism may be partially accurate, but not entirely accurate in describing Pol Pot. Pol Pot's cultural beliefs have "transcended the spectrum", I think.
File:Heishangren123.png Heishangren1234 - Strictly speaking, Pol Potism, which advocated the pursuit of a primitive communist society (which is an idealized society that retains elements of reactionary culture) through an ultra-progressive means during the time it was in power in Cambodia, is a form of ultra-progressive reactionaryism.
