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Sabre363Didn’t Stalin murder a couple of people in the name of communism, maybe not the best image to associate with
Counter-cointer point, Stalin was a murderous peice of shit who should be condemned to eternity for his atrocities against humanity. Anyone that thinks otherwise for some inconceivable reason needs to step outside and snort some fuckin grass for being such a self-centered dumbass. Some of yall need to visit an active war zone or two, actually see with your own fucking eyes the violent destruction, visceral death, and utter despair that evil fucks like Stalin create.
Your comment demonstrates infantile understanding of history and its lessons. Following the revolution, the Soviet Union faced a dire situation marked by economic collapse, civil war, and external threats from western powers. Stalin’s leadership during this critical period allowed the USSR to rapidly industrialize, transforming an agrarian economy into a global power capable of defending itself. Stalin’s Five-Year Plans were what allowed USSR to withstand the nazi invasion. This industrial might was crucial in turning the tide of the war, saving millions of lives, and liberating Europe. The only evil fucks here are the ones who want to rewrite history.
And your warped beliefs demonstrate a profound lack of compassion and a complete misunderstanding of the real world, only one of us needs to learn from history right now, and it sure a shit ain’t me. Thanks for destroying some of the very little hope in humanity I’ve got left by defending literal, actual genocide.
I’m not about to waste time convincing anyone that you (and any worthless fuck that agrees with you) are a massive fucking idiot, but I genuinely hope you learn your lesson someday and grow as a person. Though, seeing as you’re about to refuse to listen or learn a damn thing, I’m sure you’ll get to experience some of this shit first hand with the way the political world is currently capsizing.
The real world understand has logged on. 🤣
And thus you refuse to learn . . . again.
What I have learned here is that I’m having a discussion with an ignoramus who is a victim of the Dunning-Kruger effect.
You are amazingly good at describing yourself and yet are still so blind. It’s quite fascinating actually, if I were a research psychologist, I’d be having a field day. Dunning-Kruger seems a fitting place to start, lol
Absolutely hilarious that you presume to tell somebody who actually grew up in USSR that they’re delusional about USSR. You are an absolute and utter clown.
小莱卡Let him cook, let the sh.itjust.works user talk about history so far it has only thrown insults.
It’s always the same script too, they just memorize a handful of tropes and they throw at you.
Peter G@yogthos @Sabre363 I've also grown up in the USSR but the image you posted is an absolute false equivalency. While it can be argued that the idea of a communist state is quite liberal, Stalin does not represent that idea. He was an autocratic tyrant and a murderer. To equate the US Liberal movement to Stalin is a grave disservice to the liberal cause.
When you spew more right wing bullshit than the CIA
Even in Stalin’s time there was collective leadership. The Western idea of a dictator within the Communist setup is exaggerated. Misunderstandings on that subject are caused by a lack of comprehension of the real nature and organization of the Communist’s power structure.
CIA. (1953, declassified in 2008). Comments on the Change in Soviet Leadership
The liberal cause? You mean the genocide of indigenous people and the enslavement of black people?
SacredPonyThis is just even more sad if you really did grow up in the USSR
The only thing that’s sad is ignorant westoids thinking they know better than people who actually have direct lived experience.
What exactly are they supposed to learn? You haven’t actually presented any argument or reason, you’ve just gotten really really performativly agree at the idea of people believing differently to you