• daepicgamerbro69@lemmy.worlddeleted by creator
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    Such a profoundly dense thing to post, it could have only been made up by an American. How can anyone have such compartmentilized view of history is truly beyond me, unless of course they are incredibly ignorant or some kind of Putin’s lapdog, like Medvyedev, actively engaged in the denial of atrocites.

    The grandfather:

    Georgi Markov, Bulgarian screenwriter, poisoned by the secret police.

    Jan Zahradníček, Czech poet and writer bound to a wheelchair. Absolutely of no threat to the regime. Tortured and killed.

    The 22 000 Polish grandfathers and potentional grandfathers killed simply for the crime of not being born Russian:

    Katyn massacre

    Fuck fascists, fucking kill them. That includes the officials of whatever totalitarian communist regime you think is “a vibe”

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      never mind. latter is the case. This poster is a Putin fanboy and Uyghur genocide denier. All his posts read like the typical former /pol/ kid turned tankie.

      no doubt i will also get banned for saying this, since they’re also moderator here.

      go ahead товарищ комиϟϟар, play out your little fash fantasy.

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      The Soviets near completely eradicated the Baltic intelligentsia by killings and exiles into Siberia. Claiming that all those people had it coming for them is certainly a wild take. Most were exiled for simply being slightly richer than their neighbours.

      My wife’s grandparents were exiled somewhere near Murmansk, but were returned quite early because grandfather was a millman and Lithuanian SSR was short on those.

      Lithuanians in Siberia

      Close to me there is a place where on one side of the road, Nazis murdered the Jews and on another side, communists murdered Lithuanian intellectuals. The Nazi side had ruthless efficiency. The Soviet side had inhuman brutality.

      Rainiai massacre

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      Unfortunate for the ones who got sent by mistake. But I would take your warning about the horror of communism more seriously if they weren’t so efficient at preventing Nazism.

      Check germany. The wall felt not even 30 years ago and they’re already back to the afd being the first party

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        shut the fuck up, you little dupe. The regimes were deliberately evil, there were no ‘mistakes’. It provided alternative power structure for uneducated criminals to climb upwards, just like the global capitalist pyramid scheme does.

        how do you mistakenly send a wheelchair bound man to rot in prison for writing poetry while his family dies?

        fuck your whattaboutism. How does fighting nazism entail 70 year long chauvinist subjugation and russification of entire nations? Do you seriously believe USSR went to fight fascists to hungary in 1956? You think there were secret hitlerites in Prague in 1968? Were dockyard workers in Gdansk gestapo?

        “look at germany” i can drive there in a day, cunt. where are you posting from?