Why Russia is not what it claims to be

[Sarmatian]

A ridiculous side note is that I've been arguing with some Americans lately about the issue of private property. These people actually think abolishing private property will end poverty. They genuinely say things like "we must seize the means of production". I don't share their same interests, and if it comes down to it, they are an enemy in a sense.

So going further, yes, some extremely degenerate things happen in the US, but we've been hamstrung by internal enemies for decades. These enemies are dug-in everywhere like Alabama ticks. It makes me sick.

That's exactly kind of communists you have dominating in the West - Trotskists, kind of dogmatic believers. They were responsible for most atrocities usually blamed on Stalin. For most part they were either kicked out or shot in USSR for their extremism. And guess what? Those who ran away had found refuge in the West and you bear fruits of it now.

[Ülev]

[helg]

I am against Putin, but sometimes I wonder how stupid propaganda can be brainwashed in people like The Lawspeaker. This is a real zoo. It's funny to watch how anti-Putinism or anti-Sovietism each time develops into barbaric Russophobia.