Poles are unironically STILL asshurt Stalin outlawed antisemitism, to the point they shill for a regime whose official policy towards them was of liquidation.
Poles are unironically STILL asshurt Stalin outlawed antisemitism...
Samuel Cox
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Kevin Torres
wait what i thought stalin killed tons of jews
Jackson Brown
-infringes 2nd amendment-
Gavin Richardson
Jacob Thompson
UNDER
NO
PRETEXT
Easton Russell
He didn't.
He was an anitsemite and towards end of his life got incredibly delusional
en.wikipedia.org
He died from "stroke" in the end
Benjamin Wilson
Why is it always the American flag that posts dumb shit as reference
Just look at this
Leo Brown
>once such a position is ‘established’, it is then possible to read some of his actions and written comments in such a light. For instance, the ‘anti-cosmopolitan’ campaign of the late 1940s becomes a coded ‘anti-Semitic’ campaign. Or the ‘doctors plot’ of 1952-53 – in which leading doctors were suspected of seeking to assassinate government officials – is seen as an excuse for a widespread anti-Semitic purge and deportation,[2] halted only because of Stalin’s death (we may thank Khrushchev for this piece of speculation). However, the only way such an assumption can work is that many doctors in the Soviet Union were Jewish; therefore the attack on doctors
The wiki article doesn't seem to justify calling it antisemitism, just declares boldly.
Juan Turner
What are you implying?
Evan Sanchez
That your source is absolutely shit.
>that plot of land in a frozen Siberian wasteland in Russian Far East where people were forced to move like any other deported nation
Nicholas Gutierrez
Not tons, mostly his bolshevik fellows, significant part of which were jews
He actually saved civil jews from pogroms and shit during ww2 moving them from endangered western part of ussr to former german settlements on volga river (while local germans were moved to siberia)
Henry Hughes
No you moron, jews weren't deported there. It was a frontier area placed under their control to gain political favor, going there was voluntary. Most of them gave up and left.
At least read the basic wiki article before you start trying to condescend.
Ryan Gutierrez
You literally just assume the jews were all sent there. Without even bothering to check. As if exterminating jews is SO normal to you you simply assume people do it.
And you had the nerve to countryball me and meme about "huur huur amerifats so dum" without even THINKING to check if you were right
Grayson Richardson
haha amerifats so dum
Adrian Gonzalez
Why are Poles so racist, xenophobic and antisemitic?
Ethan Sullivan
stupid fucking toilet nigger
every single time I see someone criticize the soviet union it turns out they're either lying or talking out of their ass
Dylan Powell
It's all they have in the world. They're a worthless people so they end up miserable and angry, so they look for an easy fight to win. Gang up against whoever the most hated minority is nowadays. Gather the entire town to kill 4 of them, knowing the authorities are OK with it. Easy.
Nolan Roberts
Charles Gray
>these commie mutts
Ahahahahhaha
Oliver Martin
It depends on what you say about Holodomor. Kulaks literally started the famine out of spite. Stalin's response was confusingly brutal, though.
Hunter Bailey
feel free to make an argument, bitch
Kevin Jackson
They are just being contrarian, considering that commie is a swear word in US it's not surprising.
Cooper Long
It was not an intentional act.
Either you consider it a genocide or not depends exclusively on your political views or just emotions.
Even majority of western states don't consider it a genocide.
>The debate among historians is ongoing and there is no international consensus among scholars or governments on whether the Soviet policies that caused the famine fall under the legal definition of genocide.[7][8]
Logan Ortiz
>Kulaks
Those guys were destroyed before that.
Parker Howard
I see this meme every day but never see any arguments. You know millions of well-informed people fought and died for communism, right? You know the US has vast areas of shit-tier poverty right next to shining glass cities, right? The US is the kind of place Marx assumed communism would first be tried. Where does this meme come from that no americans actually believe in communism?
You know we had our OWN communist movement until ww2, right? It was dead for the duration of the cold war.
I think you're falling for pol memes.
Alexander Bailey
Literally not true. Are you the same uninformed gen z memer as this guy?
Mason Parker
>every single time I see someone criticize the soviet union it turns out they're either lying or talking out of their ass
Xavier Reed
That image is convenient because it lets you count holodomor 5 times, list sperging about ww2 military hardware as an atrocity somehow, and decide what I say. It's way better than making real arguments, I can see why you posted it.
The mass rapes at berlin, for instance, are not a criticism of communism. This is not denying they happened, it's pointing out rightly they're not a political failing of the USSR
If you will pick one or two points in particular I can actually respond to them.
Lincoln Sullivan
>pic
Saved
So how many versions of this pic exist?
Original japanese ,german, soviet...is there more?
Thomas Richardson
Um yes sweetie
en.wikipedia.org
>The overwhelming majority of kulaks executed and imprisoned were male, but precise numbers have been difficult to obtain. Stalin ordered that kulaks were "to be liquidated as a class" and this liquidation was considered by many historians to have resulted in the Soviet famine of 1932–33.
Christopher James
Italian, american, german, jap, soviet and spain, i'll post those too
Ayden Price
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Mason Brooks
I don't understand what mistake you're making here. The kulaks weren't successfully liquidated and then there was no food, they were NOT successfully liquidated, burned their fields and slaughtered their crops rather than let them be collectivized, and then there was no food.
In fact I just checked your link and it says all of this. You are being dishonest right now.
Levi Thompson
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Ryder Russell
>It was not an intentional act.
It's official position of Russian government i know.
If it wasn't intentional why was it hidden and famine was rarely talked about? Why no high ranking soviet were jailed for this unintentional failure?
Zachary Butler
>The mass rapes at berlin, for instance, are not a criticism of communism
imagine being this much of a basic tankie, good grief
Brandon Murphy
Thanks
Easton Diaz
Alright then. Tell me, did the kulaks really burn their crops? Do you have evidence to back that up?
Jaxson Jones
No problem Ivan
Jeremiah Price
Do you count wikipedia and BBC?
bbc.co.uk
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en.wikipedia.org
How is what the red army did in berlin an indictment of communism?
Jason Clark
>The mass rapes at berlin, for instance, are not a criticism of communism.
Jaxson Lee
fucking hot 2b H with you
Jordan Young
Russians actually deny any mass rapes happened.
Government maintain that only 4k cases of rape were submitted to military police and "estimate" is 100k
Luke Kelly
PLEASE stop this reddit spacing. Also, you are making us look bad. Just stop.
Caleb Jenkins
Uhm, in those times people weren't usually jailed for failures.
And people responsible (for instance, ukrainian sovet republic leadership) were purged in 37-38
Elijah Brooks
>huhhuhhuh...
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>reddidspace. huh HAH!