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Which is why I maintain that the dumbest people on earth are AMERICAN LEFT WING SOCIALISTS. Especially the white American women. Nothing dumber nor more annoying.The comment sections on these kinds of pieces are always interesting. From this one:
Hrvoje C
Yugoslavia (ex)May 1
Times Pick
As someone who lived in a socialist state, I tell this to the hundreds of apologetics of the Marx doctrine. I hope, one day, you get to live in his "utopia." You are completely and utterly deluded, you have no palpable understanding of what socialism truly is nor how it affects the system of power. By the time I was 10, my nation was deprived of everything, we had no power, no nothing, and it was like that because the state controlled everything under the proposition of a central authority and government run economy - which was meant to provide work and living standards to everyone. Hundreds and thousands of people died in what was probably the best attempt of Marxist economy, Yugoslavia, for no other reason than the desire to speak out. I hope you get to live that one day, maybe sanity will come back in your lives after you did.
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They can't control our minds if we change the channel.
Opinion | Happy Birthday, Karl Marx. You Were Right!
Yeeeaaah!! At least they are admitting what they are. I sure hope the right are preparing for what is happening.
If you think this is not going to continue until it gets bloody, you do not really know history.
Right now the marxists (as I have been saying in virtually every one of my posts) control our minds. They own the country's soul.
This, at some point is going to get bloody.
Opinion | Happy Birthday, Karl Marx. You Were Right!
Yeeeaaah!! At least they are admitting what they are. I sure hope the right are preparing for what is happening.
If you think this is not going to continue until it gets bloody, you do not really know history.
Right now the marxists (as I have been saying in virtually every one of my posts) control our minds. They own the country's soul.
This, at some point is going to get bloody.
You underestimate the far reaching power and influence the devil has. It is not as simple as changing the channel. When hype dictates laws and unjust laws are passed and enforced, that is when it is more than turning off a TV.They can't control our minds if we change the channel.
Opinion | Happy Birthday, Karl Marx. You Were Right!
Yeeeaaah!! At least they are admitting what they are. I sure hope the right are preparing for what is happening.
If you think this is not going to continue until it gets bloody, you do not really know history.
Right now the marxists (as I have been saying in virtually every one of my posts) control our minds. They own the country's soul.
This, at some point is going to get bloody.
Which is why I maintain that the dumbest people on earth are AMERICAN LEFT WING SOCIALISTS. Especially the white American women. Nothing dumber nor more annoying.The comment sections on these kinds of pieces are always interesting. From this one:
Hrvoje C
Yugoslavia (ex)May 1
Times Pick
As someone who lived in a socialist state, I tell this to the hundreds of apologetics of the Marx doctrine. I hope, one day, you get to live in his "utopia." You are completely and utterly deluded, you have no palpable understanding of what socialism truly is nor how it affects the system of power. By the time I was 10, my nation was deprived of everything, we had no power, no nothing, and it was like that because the state controlled everything under the proposition of a central authority and government run economy - which was meant to provide work and living standards to everyone. Hundreds and thousands of people died in what was probably the best attempt of Marxist economy, Yugoslavia, for no other reason than the desire to speak out. I hope you get to live that one day, maybe sanity will come back in your lives after you did.
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The left are out of the closet and openly embracing their communist inner selves.
Opinion | Happy Birthday, Karl Marx. You Were Right!
Yeeeaaah!! At least they are admitting what they are. I sure hope the right are preparing for what is happening.
If you think this is not going to continue until it gets bloody, you do not really know history.
Right now the marxists (as I have been saying in virtually every one of my posts) control our minds. They own the country's soul.
This, at some point is going to get bloody.
Mao, che, stalin, marx....all lib heroes.
Opinion | Happy Birthday, Karl Marx. You Were Right!
Yeeeaaah!! At least they are admitting what they are. I sure hope the right are preparing for what is happening.
If you think this is not going to continue until it gets bloody, you do not really know history.
Right now the marxists (as I have been saying in virtually every one of my posts) control our minds. They own the country's soul.
This, at some point is going to get bloody.
Absolute lunacy... if this is not considered evidence that the media has gone completely batshit, nothing is.
Remember, this guy is ideologically responsible for far more deaths than Hitler, not to mention the poverty, that was worse than during war time in the soviet block.
The comment sections on these kinds of pieces are always interesting. From this one:
Hrvoje C
Yugoslavia (ex)May 1
Times Pick
As someone who lived in a socialist state, I tell this to the hundreds of apologetics of the Marx doctrine. I hope, one day, you get to live in his "utopia." You are completely and utterly deluded, you have no palpable understanding of what socialism truly is nor how it affects the system of power. By the time I was 10, my nation was deprived of everything, we had no power, no nothing, and it was like that because the state controlled everything under the proposition of a central authority and government run economy - which was meant to provide work and living standards to everyone. Hundreds and thousands of people died in what was probably the best attempt of Marxist economy, Yugoslavia, for no other reason than the desire to speak out. I hope you get to live that one day, maybe sanity will come back in your lives after you did.
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The problem with this whole conversation is initially with its terminology. It's pretty clear that the two ends are operating under different definitions of "socialism", and for some reason neither seems terribly interested in working from the same definition. Maybe there's some perceived political advantage in avoiding it, but I'm not sure what it is.The comment sections on these kinds of pieces are always interesting. From this one:
Hrvoje C
Yugoslavia (ex)May 1
Times Pick
As someone who lived in a socialist state, I tell this to the hundreds of apologetics of the Marx doctrine. I hope, one day, you get to live in his "utopia." You are completely and utterly deluded, you have no palpable understanding of what socialism truly is nor how it affects the system of power. By the time I was 10, my nation was deprived of everything, we had no power, no nothing, and it was like that because the state controlled everything under the proposition of a central authority and government run economy - which was meant to provide work and living standards to everyone. Hundreds and thousands of people died in what was probably the best attempt of Marxist economy, Yugoslavia, for no other reason than the desire to speak out. I hope you get to live that one day, maybe sanity will come back in your lives after you did.
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This person should be nominated for a Nobel Prize. I live in Canada, and it's simple, the state decides the winners and losers, they create a hierachy which is "enforced" by the security apparatus and ensures you are kept on your place.
Most worrisome, America has a free trade agreement with Canada, rewarding our near caste system, while we export to you terror ad our socialist system, along with being a conduit to the Chinese and other International spy threats.
Amazing.
I'd be interested to hear what you think those definitions are. I think both are using the same definition largely, just one side is realistic about what it is and what it leads to while the other chooses to ignore it's track record and pretend it's some altruistic doctrine because it makes them feel good.The problem with this whole conversation is initially with its terminology. It's pretty clear that the two ends are operating under different definitions of "socialism", and for some reason neither seems terribly interested in working from the same definition. Maybe there's some perceived political advantage in avoiding it, but I'm not sure what it is.
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This all lies on a continuum. It's not like we can be "not socialist" one day, and "socialist" the next. We already have elements of "socialism" in America, such as Medicare and Social Security. Does that make us "socialist"?I'd be interested to hear what you think those definitions are. I think both are using the same definition largely, just one side is realistic about what it is and what it leads to while the other chooses to ignore it's track record and pretend it's some altruistic doctrine because it makes them feel good.The problem with this whole conversation is initially with its terminology. It's pretty clear that the two ends are operating under different definitions of "socialism", and for some reason neither seems terribly interested in working from the same definition. Maybe there's some perceived political advantage in avoiding it, but I'm not sure what it is.
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/----/ In fact here is a kindly USSR soldier with a misguided citizen who was caught trying to escape Marxist Utopia into evil, greedy Capitalist West Germany.The comment sections on these kinds of pieces are always interesting. From this one:
Hrvoje C
Yugoslavia (ex)May 1
Times Pick
As someone who lived in a socialist state, I tell this to the hundreds of apologetics of the Marx doctrine. I hope, one day, you get to live in his "utopia." You are completely and utterly deluded, you have no palpable understanding of what socialism truly is nor how it affects the system of power. By the time I was 10, my nation was deprived of everything, we had no power, no nothing, and it was like that because the state controlled everything under the proposition of a central authority and government run economy - which was meant to provide work and living standards to everyone. Hundreds and thousands of people died in what was probably the best attempt of Marxist economy, Yugoslavia, for no other reason than the desire to speak out. I hope you get to live that one day, maybe sanity will come back in your lives after you did.
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Mao, che, stalin, marx....all lib heroes.
Progressive Founding Fathers. It's why the call themselves "Progressives"
This all lies on a continuum. It's not like we can be "not socialist" one day, and "socialist" the next. We already have elements of "socialism" in America, such as Medicare and Social Security. Does that make us "socialist"?I'd be interested to hear what you think those definitions are. I think both are using the same definition largely, just one side is realistic about what it is and what it leads to while the other chooses to ignore it's track record and pretend it's some altruistic doctrine because it makes them feel good.The problem with this whole conversation is initially with its terminology. It's pretty clear that the two ends are operating under different definitions of "socialism", and for some reason neither seems terribly interested in working from the same definition. Maybe there's some perceived political advantage in avoiding it, but I'm not sure what it is.
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I think the Left's current definition of "socialism" is the Euro-social democracies of France, England, Germany, Norway & Finland. They're clearly to the Left of us, but their economies are not based on government owning all methods of production and distribution. Which, at least, used to be the definition.
But the Right is clearly using Venezuela and Cuba as their examples.
When we decay into binary thinking, it's difficult to communicate. The term "socialism" has been watered down as much as the term "racism" has. Neither word really has any meaning at this point.
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