That’s a fair statement, but racism wasn’t tolerated when I was in, and usually was the sign of a short timer. It was garbage then, and it’s garbage now.
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Am I not mistaken that Militias are significantly smaller and have no centralized governing body to control it? Similar to the people’s partisan units in occupied USSR 1941 or so
Militias usually have rank structure, some more rigid than others. Militias can be as small as a couple dozen people, and be up to several hundred. They are usually built to work in tandem with other militias or standing militaries. A good example is the revolutionary war.
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So wait what makes the New People’s Army a militia? It’s got a centralized commanding body of government (the National Democratic front), thousands of members, and actively held red bases of control. It’s still in the Guerrilla stage but that doesn’t mean it’s a militia.
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The difference is basically that militias are non professional militarized groups protecting and defending their communities and not nationalized, and don’t *have* to follow military orders. (It a little more complicated, but I am painting a pic in a single tweet.)
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