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Yeah, so great that the borders patrols killed people trying to escape every day and the state prisons were full of the ones caught. Please do us (the ones who
by nickpp 9y ago
Yeah, so great that the borders patrols killed people trying to escape every day and the state prisons were full of the ones caught.
Please do us (the ones who lived the horror) the courtesy of refraining to comment on things you don't understand or simply move to Venezuela or N. Korea where the blessings of communism continue even this day.
- IWeldMelons 9y agoDid YOU personally live in GDR or in the Eastern Block? None of the countries over there resembled North Korea. Soviet Union actually distantiated itself from the radikals like Khmer Rouge.
- tpm 9y agoI did. It resembled North Korea.
- IWeldMelons 9y agoSo did I. And had a different experience.
- peshooo 9y agoI did. I have a lot of stories. But let me tell you about my last gift from USSR - when Chernobyl blew and our authorities didn't tell us. And we had parades in the rain and etc. This gift will last for life.
- coldtea 9y agoWell, we have the blessings of "western freedom" where I am, including support for several dictatorships imposed on us, and allies getting in bed with ex-Nazi West Germany immediately after the war. So, spare me the hypocrisy. >Yeah, so great that the borders patrols killed people trying to escape every day and the state prisons were full of the ones caught. Well, if we're comparing prison populations, what one could say for the world's champion of internment, with 25% of the global prison population when they have a mere 4% of its total population?