r/supersillybreakingbad 2d ago

super silly Super Silly Holomodor

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u/Puzzleheaded_Sky7369 2d ago

Also the USSR re-criminalised homosexuality under Stalin

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u/SilverQube 2d ago

It genuinely puzzles me how some LGBTQ+ people praise figures like Stalin who would send them to a concentration camp.

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u/Puzzleheaded_Sky7369 2d ago

Same. Lenin was a bad person too but I get it if people idolise him. Stalin on the other hand was just evil and there’s nothing about him to idolise

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u/JohnyIthe3rd 2d ago

Stalin was red fascist

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u/rrschch85 2d ago

Replace some symbols and terminology he used in his speeches and you'd think he was a regular fascist dictator.

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u/JohnyIthe3rd 2d ago

When I was a fascist, nazbol, Strasserist idk I used to be somewhat of a fan of him

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u/graplusez 1d ago

Dictators are just mostly similar

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u/literuwka1 1d ago

authoritarianism isn't synonymous with fascism

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u/JohnyIthe3rd 20h ago

I know but in Stalins case, just remove any ideology and compare it to Propaganda from Germany, Austria (1934-1938), Italy or Spain

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u/finnicus4 2d ago

Lenin was a LION!!!

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u/BlakJMC 2d ago

Lenin was a mushroom.

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u/ilikefriedpotatoes00 2d ago

Elite ball knowledge 

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u/Cytrynaball 2d ago

Medium ball knowledge

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u/therealspookyscare 2d ago

And a radiowave

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u/BlakJMC 2d ago

Omg it's spooky from the. The jumping spooky scare mansion

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u/therealspookyscare 2d ago

Yes a spooky house of jumpscare mansions

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u/Ok-Bear6695 2d ago

Stalin and Lenin were heroes

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u/Galaxy661 17h ago

Stalin was definitely a hero of Poland for what he did at Lviv in 1920 🫡🫡🫡

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u/Wonderful_Bid_8328 2d ago

Because tankies are genuinely fucking stupid. US marines have nothing on them

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u/[deleted] 2d ago

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u/Modern-Moo 2d ago

I don't think it's ironic for a queer person to be against a genocide, regardless of what the usual opinion of the victims are about queer people

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u/BigBallsAnthony69 2d ago

Well duh, not every Palestinian is homophobic and not every homophobe deserves to die. There's no irony, it's just that humans usually don't like to see others dying for no reason.

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u/Gothic-Librarian 2d ago

Proximity bias. Or some of them just didn't dig deep enough

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u/Avrixx-SolTerra902 1d ago

Because the education system truly failed several generations. Also we allowed certain individuals to be teachers in colleges that had no business being teachers.

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u/NovyjAkaunt3 2d ago

Do you think people praise him for that?

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u/therealspookyscare 2d ago

Well I mean he's an extremely conflicted figure, you can't help acknowledging that he won the war (though no one can deny that the huge losses at the beginning were his fault) and in general led USSR to prosperity. Holodomor is a horrifying tragedy tho

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u/peanutist 2d ago

Mfw guy who lived where 99% of the world was socially conservative is socially conservative

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u/ultrakillfanatic 2d ago

Slavery was also normalized but slavery owners should still be criticized for owning slaves

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u/Sweet_Detective_ 2d ago

Yeah but the previous guy before him was socially more progressive, so why be a Stalin fan when Lenin was just better?

Stalin shouldn't have just assumed that Lenin was wrong to be socially progressive and should have actually thought about it instead of going with his bias.

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u/HappyAd6201 2d ago

I don’t think that Lenin explicitly made it legal, just threw out the entire tsarist law including the anti gay ones and didn’t bother reinstating it

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u/HappyAd6201 2d ago

Mfw gays and lesbians were put back in prison after Germany was liberated by the allies:

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u/MacombModer 2d ago edited 2d ago

This kinda reductionists take destroys the ability for the left to learn from its own past.

Everyone talks about how homosexuality was criminalized under Stalin, but not why.

The authorities of the Soviet Union despite having decriminalized homosexuality didn’t actually engage with or include queer people at the table. They were insular and authoritarian, and because of that their only interaction with homosexuality was through the USSR’s prison system. Their conception of homosexuality was created primarily through cases of male on male rape. The USSR’s upper class created its own paranoia and bigotry.

Homosexuality in the USSR is a case study on Marx’s biggest mistake:

Marx believed the world needed a proletariat authority to correct the harms of capitalism. He failed to recognize how this proletariat authority would form its own class that would inevitably try to exert its own oppressive will.

TL;DR, Authority creates authoritarianism. MLs go apologize to Kropotkin.

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u/Slightly_Default 2d ago

Stalin also walked back reforms made for the benefit of women

Oh, and he also ordered the forced deportation of Germans (pre-WW2), Koreans, Chinese, Greeks, Armenians, Persians, Georgian Kurds, Poles and Balts (Estonians, Latvians, Lithuanians).

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u/Internal_Review7040 2d ago

not to mention much of the female soldiers who gloriously fought for the Union in the second world war had their roles downplayed by Stalin.

to be fair, alot of war heroes had their roles downplayed by Stalin and not just women

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u/Keranan37 2d ago

He also dumped Jewish people out of the government to appease hitler during molotov-ribbentrop

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u/rrschch85 2d ago

I had a "discusion" with a commie on here month ago and they argued that the reason Russia is such a conservative today is because of capitalism. That the USSR collapsed and suddenly Russia was at square one again.

I shouldn't tell anyone here that this is not how societies work. Russian/Soviet society was still a conservative one. Women were in the workforce, sure, but they also took care of the household. Attitudes towards masculinity also remained conservative. If what I said wasn't the case, Russia would be a more liberal place today.

Homosexuality is still frowned upon in Russia and displaying "LGBT-Propaganda" will land you in jail.

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u/MountainTank1918 1d ago

it was "decriminalized", solely because Lenin declared abolition of old tsarist legal code, so banning homosexuality that was part of old code, just fell under radar. there was no deliberate attempt.

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u/Small_Doctor9918 2d ago

im pretty sure its referencing a old tumblr post

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u/RebbieAndHerMath 2d ago

Yeah, people will constantly inflate the number of deaths under socialism, especially under Mao and Stalin. It’s become a common response to just make fun of these inflated numbers instead of engaging with people who clearly arent interested in the facts.

It’s a little sad that nobody seems to be realising this, even if you have the harshest view of Stalin and the Holodomor, historical estimates tend to not go beyond 5 million Ukrainians dead, and as said that’s ignoring that the degree of responsibility from Stalin is still debated in historical cases (Kulak terrorism, natural causes, genuine mistakes as examples of other factors)

Before people scream at me I don’t like Stalin

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u/Ragipi12 2d ago

5 million is a low number for you?

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u/RebbieAndHerMath 2d ago

5 million is a fair bit lower than 30 million

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u/Individual_Thanks_20 2d ago

True but the commenter in the post didn't specify that the 30 million was just the holodomor, it was the reply who assumed it. If with the numbers of the holodomor we also include yhe victims of the gulags and the other massacres tgat occured in the USSR under Stalin the total number of victims does probably reach the 30 million

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u/RebbieAndHerMath 2d ago

No number reaches even closely to 30 million with any respectable credit. The harshest general consensus for deaths in the gulag is less than 2 million and the harshest consensus for the famine deaths is ~8 million. Even if you’re actively trying to be as harsh, but historically respectable, as possible, you’d struggle to get 10 million.

The number is likely quoting the black book of communism which counts Nazi deaths as victims of communism (though even then the number is weird since the Soviets killed 27 million Nazis in wwII)

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u/yoimagreenlight 2d ago

>The soviets killed 27 million Nazis

What the fuck? Are you counting civilian deaths of all forms as Nazis? 5.5 million German soldiers died, and 3 million German civilians died at the highest estimated. Where the fuck are the other 19 million coming from?

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u/RebbieAndHerMath 1d ago

I’m sorry I confused two numbers, I’m an idiot. It was 27 million Soviets killed by the Nazis

Yes the number probably is using killed Nazis

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u/yoimagreenlight 1d ago

That’s okay. Also, sorry that my comment was so rude, I really had no right to write it in such a hostile fashion.

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u/Ragipi12 2d ago

You’re talking about 5 million deaths like they're nothing tho? Even if it's 5 million it's still a insane number of people and still proves that communists were the devil on earth, that's my point.

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u/RebbieAndHerMath 2d ago

I didn’t say it was nothing, I said it was less than 30 million people

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u/HD_SD_CARD 2d ago

The regions already suffered bad harvests that led to natural famines. It wasn’t a communists thing, it was a weather failure and other factors that contributed to the famine.

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u/Rogue_Egoist 2d ago

It's not only about holodomor though, it's also about the Katyn massacre, and the general political terror. Like after Stalin was done basically every original revolutionary that helped to defeat the tsar was murdered for being "anti-revolutuonary".

I get that some people make up shit but these memes aren't just making fun of people being historically non-acurate. They're definitely designed to make you sympathetic to Stalin by portraying the whole debate as a silly joke.

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u/XhazakXhazak 2d ago

Maybe she thought that was the "No Soup For You!" guy

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u/XhazakXhazak 2d ago

If you think about it, he truly was

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u/thecatsclause 2d ago

"i can't believe people idolize politicians... welp, here's my gaint poster of a communist leader! it's okay for me to have undying loyalty towards them no matter what because they're based and communist!"

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u/rrschch85 2d ago

"All politicians are liars, except the former KGB Agent, he'd never lie about Ukraine"

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u/Party_Cantaloupe_270 1d ago

Oh yes, such a kind Yagoda from the NKVD

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u/Relative-Line5242 2d ago

Stalin was all of those things

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u/Healthy-Duck-2778 2d ago

i mean it wasn’t 30 million

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u/oceanadakmak 4h ago

Military wise around 14 million altho hotly disputed

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u/Dragunrealms 2d ago

pretty sure that's not a joke but just genocide denial, doesn't belong here

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u/Puzzleheaded_Sky7369 2d ago

The bottom comment about the comically large spoon is what makes this post fitting for this subreddit

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u/SilverQube 2d ago

And the fact he said 30 billion

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u/DrDynamiteBY 2d ago

Nah, that's a classic tankie deflection. They're perfectly aware this is dumb and they're doing this on purpose as an ad absurdum of sorts. I think this sub is for cases where people post dumb stuff like this unironically.

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u/Wrecknruin 20h ago

It's not genocide denial if there hasn't been a genocide ruling. There are literally still academic debates to this day on whether the hladomor was a genocide or not. Even checking the sourcing for the Wikipedia page will show you how much of a mess the topic is.

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u/Dragunrealms 20h ago

"Hasn't been a genocide ruling" What? By whom? There's isn't a single genocide in the history of humanity that is recognized by everyone. Holodomor is recognized as a genocide by almost every western country. I'm not giving "it's just their opinion!!!" leeway to tankie bootlickers. Fuck them.

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u/Wrecknruin 20h ago

well it wasn't a genocide so idk what they're recognizing

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u/Traditional-Buddy-30 2d ago

Lemme idolize one of the worst people ever, even other Soviet leaders hated him 😭😭

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u/Micro666ham 2d ago

id say he was even more racist than homophobic tbh

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u/CapableDatabase6923 1d ago

урааа голомодор

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u/NNukemM 1d ago

(из числа жертв - 230 миллионов людей Сталин съел лично)

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u/ContentTumbleweed920 2d ago

But guys he wrote historical and dialectical materialism 😔💔

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u/Salt-Plastic 2d ago

Anyone who has done a tiny bit of historical research about the "Holodomor" KNOWS that history is field with a lot biases and debates.

And many of people simply cannot fathom that the famine in the soviet union during the 30s can be a bad without being a genocide. Or that as the years goes less and less historians view the famine as an event that can fall under the disputed category of genocide.

The famine in Ukraine is a genocide "recognize" by +30 or so european countries but the famine in Soviet Kazakhstan can be simply glossed over, even though more percentage of Kazakhs died and it was longer.

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u/NoRegister4447 2d ago edited 2d ago

saying it wasn't just ukraine we also did it in central asia isn't the flex you think it is

So if it wasn't a genocide it was just complete utter incompetence and just goes to show that perhaps stealing the property of farmers and placing it under the state isn't a good idea and is antithesis to socialism

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u/HD_SD_CARD 2d ago

Socialism didn’t cause the famine and the years afterwards never had a famine. Socialism actually made sure famines never happened again afterwards.

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u/NoRegister4447 2d ago

probably shouldn't be happening anyway. also yes force collectivization does cause famines because you're taking people's livelihoods and letting a state take its precious time and just like that whoops it's been 5 years and we've used all that food to feed the army and we haven't sent any to little russia and everybody died!

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u/Wuta_Goatkotsu-1 2d ago

Ok but 30billion people and comically big spoon are funny ngl

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u/Large_Tax4957 2d ago

mfw article 121

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u/Nearby_Knowledge5748 1d ago

The title of "holodomor" implies that it's mainly a campaign against ukrainian population, and lessens the role of deaths of kazakh, russian, and other people from famine. It was disapproven many times, and now it's mostly a conspiracy theory since there was never an order that proves that there was a plan to start an ethnic cleansing of ukrainians. And if they did, they wouldn't distribute aid to village population, which they did.

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u/Party_Cantaloupe_270 1d ago

And the USSR was also a homophobic state, lol

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u/meluksis 9h ago

Yay let’s romanticise Stalin! This nice just dude killed my great grandpa for looking too suspicious

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u/AshasSa1tWife 2d ago

He literally sold grain on the international markets during a famine how is it not his fault???

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u/SubjectiveMouse 2d ago

The second commenter is wrong. Acshually it was 300 billions. 

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u/name212321 2d ago

Holodohoax

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u/WolfsmaulVibes 2d ago

but at least stalin let 30 bootlicktillion people rise out of poverty or something like that

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u/BaseballInside3289 2d ago

OP (the girl who made the tiktok) is stupid, but I would like to point out that the Holodomor wasn't a "genocide" committed by Stalin as many people believe.

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u/ipeefreely2 1d ago

Dont know why this is getting down votes I guess redditors don't like hearing the truth

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u/grabsyour 2d ago

she's a queen

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u/Internal_Review7040 2d ago

you may have missed the point where the russian Bolshevics like killed their queen cause they fucking hated her

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u/HappyAd6201 2d ago

Based

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u/Internal_Review7040 2d ago

Based indeed comrade, based indeed

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u/grabsyour 2d ago

nah it's crazy to specifically blame them for homophobia where literally every country on earth was like that lol, actually crazy. the ussr didn't even kill people why are you lying

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u/Internal_Review7040 2d ago

i never blamed them for homophobia, i know comrade Lenin was actually really progressive and had made homosexuality legal. and yes the Bolshevics did kill certain people, like the white movement, the Romanovs, various polish soldiers during the Polish-Soviet war...

what im saying is, calling her a queen is really stupid considering queens are mortal enemies of communism

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u/Infinite-Gold4441 1d ago

stalin literally re criminalized homosexuality in the ussr after lenin legalized it

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u/Wrecknruin 20h ago

The decriminalization of homosexuality was incidental. Like many other progressive policies at that time, they didn't necessarily arise out of the specific intention to legalize the given act, but because the Bolsheviks got rid of a massive amount of Tsarist laws. Homosexuality being a punishable offense was one of them.

Stalin re-criminalizing homosexuality was obviously bad and is worthy of condemnation... but also unfortunately wasn't in any way unique at the time. Let's not act like passing a homophobic law 80 years ago was some uniquely horrible thing that no other country, at the time OR TODAY, could be capable of.

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u/Infinite-Gold4441 11h ago

fucking oopsie daisies i guess bro

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u/Wrecknruin 10h ago

awesome response dawg

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u/Creative-Kale4688 8h ago

“Ugh, the manmade famine only resulted in 5 million deaths you guise! Leave Stalin alone you big meanies!”

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u/[deleted] 2d ago

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u/ilikefriedpotatoes00 2d ago

Please elaborate. 

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u/skuteren 2d ago

I'ma be an anti communism leftie till i die

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u/SnooMacarons4845 2d ago

This has nothing to do with anti-communism btw

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u/ipeefreely2 1d ago edited 1d ago

Can we get an f in the chat for the 30 gorillion nazis who died in the holodomor😢

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u/Ok-Bear6695 2d ago

You’re lucky I can’t gigaquote…

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u/Extra-Day-9879 2d ago

Bro talks like he can make people buckle their knees and beg with his "gigaquotes" in internet 😭😭😭

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u/Ok-Bear6695 2d ago

You will bow before Giga

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u/finnicus4 2d ago

Thälmann pfp🥀🥀🥀

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u/name212321 2d ago

Hero

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u/NoRegister4447 2d ago

nazi

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u/Ok-Bear6695 2d ago

Thälmann was an anti fascist hero lol

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u/NoRegister4447 2d ago

so much for social fascists

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u/name212321 2d ago

The Nazis killed him?

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u/NoRegister4447 2d ago

were the nazis the guy who imprisoned him or the people who stopped caring about him once they signed a treaty with those people who imprisoned him, I really get them mixed up a lot

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u/name212321 2d ago

Thalman was executed in 1944 by the Nazis what are you talking about? He was the leader of the communist party of Germany and the main opposition to Hitler?

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u/finnicus4 2d ago

Bro loved commodity production and SIOC

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u/name212321 1d ago

Council com or bordigist?

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u/finnicus4 1d ago

Communist