Leon Trostky, the military leader of the Red Army and the true mastermind behind the Russian Revolution. He had the real idea of what marx socialism is all about. After Lenins dead, Trotsky was suppoused to rise as the new USSR dictator, but Stalin managed to exile him to Siberia and then to Mexico. Stalin became the new dictator and using his power, he sent a mercenary to Mexico to kill Trotsky... the killed used an iceaxe and dealt a killing blow to the head of Trotsky. The influence of Trotsky is so big that there is still a huge movement known as the "trotskyst" which try to practice real marxist socialism.. instead of what Stalin and Mao did, which was evil ass communism. Overrall, Leon Trotsky was awesome, and you're not.
by Alvaro May 30, 2006
A drink made of vodka and prune juice, served to Lamont Sanford (played by Demond Wilson) by Grady Wilson (played by Whitman Mayo) on an episode of the 1970s U.S. television show "Sanford and Son."
Grady: "Here is some vodka and prune juice."
Lamont: (takes a sip and spits it out immediately) "Vodka and prune juice!?"
Grady: "I call it a trotsky."
Lamont: (takes a sip and spits it out immediately) "Vodka and prune juice!?"
Grady: "I call it a trotsky."
by doowop7 April 27, 2007
The Bolshevik head of the Red Army during the Russian Civil War and a subsequent attempted invasion of Europe in 1920, he is frequently idolized by Left fascist ideologues. Was a radical compared to Josef Stalin - the major issue between them during the 1930's was whether to make a second attempt at conquering Europe (Leon Trotsky wanted to attack them sometime during the 1930s, whereas Stalin advocated "socialism in one country" and wanted to build up the industrial power of Russia first before attempting any new conquests). Trotsky tried to use his leverage in the Red Army to have Stalin ousted and killed, but Stalin struck first, slaughtering Trotskyite loyalists in the Soviet armed forces during the "Great Purge" and eventually having Trotsky himself killed.
An altogether nasty, murderous man. His role is similar in Marxist mythology to that of Nathan Bedford Forrest amongst advocates of "The Lost Cause" in the American South - a romanticised figure that, in life, engaged in horrific atrocities and stood for the worst sorts of totalitarian barbarism. He is an especially appealing figure to those who still try to pretend that the Left is interested in anything resembling social justice, civil rights, etc. or that purport that the ideological mumbo-jumbo that Marxists repeat like magical formulas has any resemblence to the rigours of science.
An altogether nasty, murderous man. His role is similar in Marxist mythology to that of Nathan Bedford Forrest amongst advocates of "The Lost Cause" in the American South - a romanticised figure that, in life, engaged in horrific atrocities and stood for the worst sorts of totalitarian barbarism. He is an especially appealing figure to those who still try to pretend that the Left is interested in anything resembling social justice, civil rights, etc. or that purport that the ideological mumbo-jumbo that Marxists repeat like magical formulas has any resemblence to the rigours of science.
"Stalin was the one what ruined the Revolution - if only Trotsky had won his struggle for power everything in Russia would have been peaches and cream..." so on.
by DrCruel November 23, 2006
by aqueoustrans January 3, 2005
A good bearer when it comes to the name of marxism but stalin was so much of an ass that he terroized troskey's famliy and people behind him, and had him killed later on. Someone that would not be forgotten by a true marxist. But this guy appers to be scary at first due to that 70's hair cut.
Troksy has one bad haircut.
by The left wing king January 5, 2004
by Albert Miaskovsky August 23, 2004
A nickname for Barack Obama that combines Comrade Obama's Kenyan heritage with his Marxian approach to governance.
by Joe Belleau April 18, 2011