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You are most likely unable to choose the class you are born into, so where you belong is outside your control, in a similar way to the colour of your skin. In t
by varispeed 6y ago
You are most likely unable to choose the class you are born into, so where you belong is outside your control, in a similar way to the colour of your skin. In that respect I fail to see how Communism is different from Nazism. In both systems the outcome is that part of the population becomes enslaved, they only had different criteria who is going to suffer.
- stareatgoats 6y agoIf your method of understanding the world consist of constructing hypothetical scenarios like that you will not be able to understand history. History isn't shaped by considerations such as "x has some common traits with y and therefore x and y should be treated the same" (leaving aside the whole discussion of what actually constitutes common traits). Case in point, you had a question which you couldn't answer through that method. I gave you an explanation that explains the need for another method (study of the historical events in their context); you came back insisting that history should bend to your will. You might be surprised to learn that doesn't work like that, eventually.