User:LordQu8s
| “ | Power concedes nothing without a demand. It never did and it never will.
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Introduction:
[edit]Hello, I am LordQu8s. Although that is my username of Wikipedia, I often refer to myself on other platforms as either LordQuazii (most common), or LordQuas, occasionally Quasimoto
I currently live in Cleveland, Ohio, where I have lived all my life. I consider myself to be a big fan of Cleveland sports teams, especially the Cavaliers and the Browns.
Hobbys
[edit]In real life, I like to do anything relating to computers (i.e. mostly repairs), and consider myself somewhat handy. I currently am dual booting Windows 11 and Linux, specifically Ubuntu 26 ('Resolute Raccoon'). I am also learning C++,
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Along with that, I also like reading and writing. I am most interested in the writings of Friedrich Engels and Vladimir Lenin, as well as other Marxist-Leninist authors. I consider myself to be a Leninist.
Contributions & Awards
[edit]Since I have just began, I have no major contributions to Wikipedia. If you have any suggestions and tips, feel free to contact me!

Personal Favorite Quotes/Quotes That I Resonate With:
[edit]"From each according to his ability, to each according to his needs." - Karl Marx, 1875, Critique of the Gotha Program
"Personally, I refuse to carry the burden of having to hide my emotions." - Victor Wembanyama, 2026
"Historically, the party therefore represents the class in the successive stages of the struggle, even if only a greater or smaller part of the class is regrouped in its ranks." - Amadeo Bordiga, 1926, The Lyon Theses
"From the moment that opposing interests and class conflict exist, there can be no unity of organization, and in spite of the outward appearance of popular sovereignty, the state remains the organ of the economically dominant class and the instrument of defense of its interests." - Amadeo Bordiga, 1922, The Democratic Principle
"All the social-chauvinists are now 'Marxists' (Don't laugh!)" - V.I Lenin, 1917, The State and Revolution
"The proletarian liberates himself by abolishing competition, private property, and all class differences." - Friedrich Engels, 1847, The Principles of Communism