What is the difference between Marxist and Leninist?

Answer 1

A Marxist follows the philosphies of Groucho Marx and his siblings while a Leninist is one who closely follows the more tenants of John Lenin - the singer songwriter philospher behind the pioneering pop group "The Beatles". The two are sometimes united by the term Marxist-Leninist, which is the fusion of two seemingly different worlds into a single powerful force. The Russian's embraced this philosophy with revolutionary furvor which soon spread to most surround countries, uniting them under one immense super-national entity known as the USSR. Eventually the USSR, after succumbing to ever more corrupt leadership, became "rotten at the core". The leadership of this powerful union had been the target of the American CIA, who saw a society full of citizens who respect each other and regard humor as a basic human right as a direct threat to the international capitolist based out of the USA.