The simplest answer is probably that the CCP has its own doctrine and ideals, so westerners larping as communists online may be espousing ideals that don't align with the party's official doctrine. Why let western trolls muddy the waters when you already have efficient distribution of the exact political discourses you desire?
They had a problem a few years ago with student Marxist societies using their own readings of Marx to critique the Party’s leadership, which they of course came down on like a tonne of bricks. The CCP is about Marxism the way the Catholic Church is about the Bible: there’s only one valid interpretation, and it’s whatever the institution says it is at the time.
Are they not maoists? I don't really pay too much attention to what exactly they have going on as fascism in my own country is more important to my daily life.
Interesting. My understanding of Chinese communism is apparently even more shallow than I already estimated. I just might read up more on it if I have the time.
The CPC. These "new reading of Marx", are usually Maoist/Trotskyist fucks, also the entire claim doesn't have a single source other than "US propaganda/Falun Gong/Radio Free Asia told me in my dreams"
And therefore they deserve repression? When you justify the action and then deny it in the same breath it makes the denial seem suspect. I admit I don't know what - if anything - transpired between the CCP and the aforementioned student groups, but you're not doing the CCP any favors by responding to allegations in this childish manner.
It originally referred to modern day communists who believed Stalin was right to send troops and tanks into Czechoslovakia in 1968 to crush the liberal government there that had recently arisen there. Hence the word “tankie” for someone who believes that it’s right to use tanks to destroy peaceful democratic governments in order to (re)install communism.
I think he may be getting a couple things mixed up, namely that the term tankie was borne due to multiple uprisings one of which was the 1956 Hungarian Revolution which was in many ways caused by the death of Stalin.
It also wasn't a peaceful democratic movement. My point is merely that a lot of people who don't know anything write extremely confidently on this and every other topic related to communist history.