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Nothing new. Family from Eastern Europe had to deal with this bs with communism. It was always the fear of neighbors “ratting you out” made everyone paranoid.
by robswc 4y ago
Nothing new. Family from Eastern Europe had to deal with this bs with communism. It was always the fear of neighbors “ratting you out” made everyone paranoid. You had to be on board or risked being “taken away.”
- jacquesm 4y agoIndeed. The fear was sometimes voiced as being afraid of people 'taking names' with future consequences.
- lajosbacs 4y agoAnd it takes generations to forget. I spent only my infancy under communism, but through my parents this is ingrained in me. I am always very careful to voice my opinion and I care too much about what unknown ppl would think about me. Criminal regime
- arvigeus 4y agoNot just “rattling out”, often you had a quota as well.