Several people fought against Stalin's many different policies. Leon Trotski fought against Stalin's policy of "socialism in one country" in favor of his own, more Marxian policy of "permanent revolution." (Result: Trotsky exiled then murdered.)
Grigori Zinoviev and Lev Kamenev fought against Stalin's policy creating a strong central government. (Result: Both were arrested and shot.)
Nikolai Bukharin fought against Stalin's policy of eliminating the more well to do peasants (kulaks). (Result: Bukharin was arrested and shot.)
Throughout his control of the USSR, many of his policies, philosophies and actions were questioned and opposed mostly by the former Bolshevik leaders from before the revolution. The end result was usually arrest and execution.
Communist leaders or anyone who he thought was threatening his authority.
Joseph Smith was never accused of killing anyone.
Yes. Anyone can discriminate against anyone.
No.
Socrates was not taught by any specific teacher but was influenced by the teachings of earlier philosophers such as Anaxagoras and Protagoras. He also engaged in dialogue with his contemporaries and sought knowledge through questioning and critical thinking.
Joseph was a governor in Egypt, only the Pharaoh was above him. So he could put anyone in prison.
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Not legally.
Anyone that supported his ideology - also known as, communism.
Taoism and Confucionism are philosophies, not religious faiths. Anyone may adhere to the philosophy, and at the same time be a devout member of a religious faith.
This is against the rules.
Adversary