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- Jun 8, 2015
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Oh lord, you really do need to look into the gulag system, and camps set up to punish people for following a specific religion/being a specific race/having a disability, which is one of the main ideas of fascist ideology, the perfect race, hierarchies...They were treated differently, did the soviet union set up purposeful death camps for jewish people? Attempt to create a superior race?Was Adolf Hitler a Socialist Debunking a Historical MythYou're referring to the actions carried out by the soviet union/germany during world war 2 as your basis for labeling the ideological views of all socialists/communists, and heck, even fascists, which is sad, truly, I pity you. They assume people aren't capable of caring for themselves? Yes, I'd love for you to back that up, along with the "buying votes claim." Wait, hold on, wasn't the soviet union an authoritarian dictatorship? Make up your mind. No difference? NO DIFFERENCE? LOOOOOOOOL. They are not related, at all, theirs a reason hitler killed socialists/communists.
Tell us the difference between the two then. By all means educate us poor folks! Yes Hitler killed his opponents. You still haven't shown us how they were different. BTW Christians kill Christians all the time so your belief that socialists don't kill socialists is laughable.
Cute link. Doesn't address the fact that there is no fundamental difference in how the citizens of Germany and the Soviet Union were treated. Also doesn't address the fact that BOTH societies were collectivist in nature. Like I said, fascism, socialism, communism (as it is practiced) are all the same house. The only difference is the color of the paint.
How was the Gulag different from the concentration camp? Other than killing way more than the Nazi's did of course.
Learn friend, learn:
http://www.nps.gov/malu/learn/news/upload/Gulag_Fact_Sheet.pdf
"While numbers are sketchy, of the much larger number of gulag inmates plus exiled “special settlers” and labor colonists (often youth detention facilities) that totaled 26 million in these years, perhaps 1.5 million perished. It is important to remember, however, that in most years more people were amnestied from the Gulag than died in it. Excepting the brutal war years, the most common experience of the Gulag was surviving it."