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John Uskglass said:Leo Tolstoy died in 1910, fuckmook.“If the February Revolution had given land to the peasant, the October Revolution could not have happened.”
Leo Trotsky.
Uhm...
John Uskglass said:Leo Tolstoy died in 1910, fuckmook.“If the February Revolution had given land to the peasant, the October Revolution could not have happened.”
Leo Trotsky.
What a country! In America, threads about South America get derailed into debates about the merits of communisim! In Soviet Russia, threads about the merits of communism get you derailed into a gulag!
[Rusty Chopper said:]Where are you, Commissar? I won't survive here without your help!
I am partly err... completely surrounded by raging capitalists.
I've run out of ammo, my bayonet is broken and i need reinforcements!
I repeat, reinfo....
*static*
John Uskglass said:You, welsh, Sander and Ozrat did not feel that way about me in the old days.
John Uskglass said:And much as it may hate me, I also admit that there is a difference between dirigism (I don't even have any idea how to pronounce that) and Soviet command economies.
John Uskglass said:Meh. Fair enough. I kind of agree with Levin's views on the importance of Russian agriculture in his context, though.
John Uskglass said:50 million? I seriously doubt that. Not even the Reactionary Monarchists would do that, let alone my beloved Octobrists and Kadets.
John Uskglass said:Unless you are arguing that, the fact that the US benefitted economically from WWII seems like a non sequitur.
John Uskglass said:They have a tenancy to save lives and win individual battles, though.
John Uskglass said:I don't think so. The biggest political push in the last decade of the 20th and into the 21st Century is the merging of basically all stupid ideologies into one massive, moronic whole. I'd personally say this started all the way back with the Fascist combination of Socialist hatred of individualism with Liberal notion of the Nation and Conservative imagery and more traditional Authoritarianism.
John Uskglass said:The UK was flirting with Socialism back then. Don't get that wrong.
John Uskglass said:I don't mean to sound like Fascist, but I don't think our tanks should have stopped at Berlin. Stalinism was as great an evil as Nazism (and because it was allowed to do more it's effect was worse), and with the 1946 harvest and the A-Bomb coming up I seriously doubt the USSR would have been able to put up with an enemy who was not evil like the Nazis. It's really too bad that Roosevelt had such romantic delusions of the USSR.