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  • Wtf. I shouldnt put the fuucking shit word.on their. Do you think iran is muslims or not. My mother never tell me what im race from. I only know is my blood is vietnamese and iranian(persian)

  • Lol thats a worse flag ever. Russian jews murdered inocent estonian people. Death to jewish scums. Heil hitler!! Heil mosley!! Heil fascists. Fascists will leberates the evil jewish comunists scums

  • @TylerAssady You're worse than pathetic... are you muslim?

  • @TylerAssady You do know that Stalin killed more jews than Hitler did? Judaism was more hated in the Soviet Union than in Germany. The difference was, that the Soviet Union was anti-semitist, and Nazi Germany was Anti-zionist. Both sides hated Jews.

  • @MrMcGale Stalin killed more Jews than Hitler? Have a source for that?

    The Nazis argued that Jews were subhuman. They carried out a genocide of them. The Soviets recognized the existence of Israel in 1948. Whatever views Stalin had of Jews (they were nothing like Hitler's) the USSR was a far better place for Jews than Nazi Germany ever was.

  • @Mrdie Yeap, he did. Judaism was hated in Russia as it was in Germany. How do I give a source? You should've read that in your damn history book.

    The Nazis wished for Race Purity. This is why they killed innocent people, they were mad with racism. Same with Stalin. He had deeper hate for Jews than anyone. Hitler killed about 10 million Jews, when Stalin killed about 30 million. Which one's worce?

  • @MrMcGale "Judaism was hated in Russia as it was in Germany." Is that why the Soviets created Birobidzhan and gave Jews autonomous local soviets in various areas, e.g. the Ukraine?

    The Soviets did not subscribe in any way to "race purity." Stalin called anti-semitism "an extreme form of racial chauvinism... punishable with the utmost severity of the law as a phenomenon deeply hostile to the Soviet system. Under U.S.S.R. law active anti-semites are liable to the death penalty."

  • @Mrdie Gave Jewsw local soviets? Ha! You've read too much Mein Kampf.

    Yeap, they didn't. But Stalin was an anti-theist. He hated all forms of religion. He had no racial reason to kill Jews, but religious and opinional. You see, Jews are often Conservative, and Totalitarians hate conservatives.

    The Soviets didn't do what their Constitution said. The Soviet Constitution prohibited Capital Punishment, but did Stalin follow it?

  • @MrMcGale Actually I read the Webbs' 1936 book 'Soviet Communism,' there's also 'Human Rights in the Soviet Union' by Al Szymanski, etc. The creation of local Jewish soviets (note "soviet" means council) was meant to preserve Jewish culture. It's well-documented, and you still haven't explained Birobidzhan, which emerged during Stalin's time.

    Also where did the Soviet Constitution prohibit capital punishment?

  • @Mrdie Actually, the constitution of the Soviet Union included human rights, but the leaders never followed it. A Soviet veteran, still alive today to tell this, has told how dangerous it was to be a Jew in Russia. The police beat them around, they were intentionally starved... Unless they were rich.

    The Constitution forces all leaders of the nation to follow Marx's words, but, did they follow the page where he said "Capital Punishment cannot be used in any society calling itself civilized"

  • @MrMcGale Erik Van Ree: "When the anti-Semitic campaign of 1949 came on stream, Stalin brought in a note of caution. It became common in derogatory articles to mention Jewish surnames in brackets, after the Russian pseudonyms used by the people under attack... 'Why Mal’tsev, and then Rovinskii between brackets? What’s the matter here?... But apparently someone is glad to emphasise that this person has a double surname, to emphasise that he is a Jew…. Why create anti-Semitism?'"

  • @Mrdie Weren't you the one yelling "Sieg heil! Hail Hitler" on the comments? You post stuff like this, and then blame the jews for everything. You are a hypocrite. I do not care if Hitler killed jews, I care about the fact that he and Stalin killed people. They were both arseholes. Anti-Semitism is idiocy, and so is racial hygiene. We're all human, and we should act like ones. Judaism is a religion, and all religions must be respected. You should too.

  • @MrMcGale Uh, what?

    ... I'm a communist. I never at any point said "Sieg heil" or anything.

    You confused me for someone else entirely. Good job.

  • @Mrdie Oh, sorry. I misread your name for one of the first commenters who I replied to. My apologies, sorry. What I'm trying to say, is that the Soviet Union never practiced Communism. I happen to be a Communist too(Marxist-Leninist, to be clear), and I've read about the Soviet Union. However, I believe that it is still better than the Federation is.

  • @MrMcGale I'm also a Marxist-Leninist, FYI. Fan of Enver Hoxha myself.

    You still claimed out of nowhere that Stalin killed 30 million Jews.

  • @Mrdie Haven't heard of him/her, but I'll check it.

    I didn't claim it out of nowhere. There were plenty of Jews in the Soviet Union, and based on the body count, about 90-100 million people died on Stalin's time, and about 30 million of them were born in the Judaist religion.

  • @MrMcGale 100 million?

    Robert Conquest claims around 20 million people died. I can't really imagine a source more anti-communist than he.

  • @Mrdie If that's true, I've read pretty sh*tty propaganda crap. Dangit, now I need to check this.

  • take it down please

  • @lokk555 Why should he? Youtube has anthems of all the Soviet Socialist Republics, not just Estonia. It also has anthems of fascist puppet states like Manchukuo, so yeah.

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