GenZedong

Basically I am studying in America right now. My principle of Democracy teacher talk about how it is okay that the bridge near Crimea exploded because Russia strike Ukraine and Ukraine have more more death. She even talk about how Azov didn't deserve to get torture despite they are Nazis...

Non-falsifiable orthodoxy again. If the weapons had caused tons of death then they would say that it is because they were targeting civilians and not that they were targeting critical infrastructure. Since the weapons caused little death then it is evidence of the low quality of their weapons since they were clearly trying to kill civilians more than target infrastructure.

plus this weirdo (if serious) in the comments

Americans lost the last brain cells if they allow shit like this happend

Hit their own base (trying) to own the tankies. Kim Jong-Un must have telekinesis powers now in addition to necromancy.

What is your opinion on Vietnam?

This signals the collapse.

Ukraine flag strikes again.

Oh, good.

Ukraine is a fascist state. If it comes out of this as a sovereign polity at all, it's going to be incredibly fucked by the west for all it has to give in their reconstruction, restructuring of govt, demolition of labor rights, and predatory loans -- and the people will be the ones to suffer. If Ukrainian leaders had any care for their civilians at all, they'd pivot East instead of West. Profit comes first, of course.

The comments are pure cope and screeching, wonder how r*ddit will react to their daddy Musk now.

In memory of the destroyed project of socialism in Germany, what better way to spend October 3rd (Germany's so-called German Reunification Day) than to discuss the successes, mistakes, and lessons of the DDR.

Putting such a positive light on this topic is still beyond taboo in mainstream circles, and anti-communist mythology runs deep in Germany even today. One way we can make revolutionary inroads in any capitalist nation is to educate the working people about the successes of their socialist peers and all the tried and tested ways we can work towards making life more meaningful for all of us.

Im gonna be honest i felt bad for algeria.