Not officially. How many of Lenin’s statutes, for example, are still standing? Where is there an effort to distance oneself from the past? Oh wait… Putin wants the former status of the USSR with Russia… what else was there, oh yes, communism.
Really funny but when Russia then accuses other countries of “Nazis Nazis Nazis” this double standard of the f***** Russians
No, I’m giving you a very simple request: tell me what I wrote at the bottom of my comment. Copy the text and paste it in your next reply to me. You know how to copy and paste text, right?
If you leave the symbols from the communist era standing. The statutes were still just a single example. You don’t even understand how you’re breathing…
“and communist revolutionary and Marxist theorist, leader of the Bolsheviks (1903-1924), head of government of the Russian SFSR (1917-1924) and the Soviet Union (1922-1924), of which he is considered the founder.”
Yea absolutely non communist… Sure… mf
But it was not about Lenin at all, but about not separating oneself from the communist past, even if today’s Russia is not a communist state.
Also, I had not read the end of your comment. The communist part of Russia’s history is the best one. But if you’re a tsarist or fascist I understand why you may think otherwise
No communism but you say communism was Russia’s best time… Are you still okay? Remove yourself in communism or no communism. It’s ridiculous with you. You contradict each other.
Do you not even understand how time works? That Russia was feudal, and then socialist starting in the early 20th century, and now capitalist since the late 20th century?
I think what this shows is that the idea of communism attracts the worst type of people as leaders. They enjoy being in charge of everything about a country, and/or can’t believe people don’t act the way communist theory says they would act under communism, so kill them for being corrupt traitors in order to fix the system.
Not officially. How many of Lenin’s statutes, for example, are still standing? Where is there an effort to distance oneself from the past? Oh wait… Putin wants the former status of the USSR with Russia… what else was there, oh yes, communism.
Really funny but when Russia then accuses other countries of “Nazis Nazis Nazis” this double standard of the f***** Russians
Does Putin want to abolish private property, too?
Cause homie: If being imperialist and proud of your problematic past makes you communist, then I guess all hail the people’s republic of the USA. /s
Germany needs statues of Hitler again and swastikas everywhere, like the imperial eagle, to then say “no, we have nothing more to do with that”
So mega stupid
There are still Fascist sculptures in Germany, Fascist monuments in Italy, Axis monuments in Japan, Axis collaborator monuments in Ukraine, Axis collaborator monuments in the Baltics, and many other works and street names dedicated to either Axis personnel or their collaborators throughout the world.
Also, please stop marking your English comments as ‘Deutsch’. It’s annoying.
Memorials or to draw attention to the deeds. Not to honor it. That’s a huge difference.
Okay, here’s something easy for you: what did I write at the bottom of my comment? Can you tell me what I wrote? Tell me what I wrote.
BS Bs more bs
No, I’m giving you a very simple request: tell me what I wrote at the bottom of my comment. Copy the text and paste it in your next reply to me. You know how to copy and paste text, right?
Oh more bs Bs Bs Bs
Communism is when Lenin statues, got it. /s
If you leave the symbols from the communist era standing. The statutes were still just a single example. You don’t even understand how you’re breathing…
TIL Germany is a feudalist country with all those statues of knights and kings standing around.
Reading Lenin would really help you
“and communist revolutionary and Marxist theorist, leader of the Bolsheviks (1903-1924), head of government of the Russian SFSR (1917-1924) and the Soviet Union (1922-1924), of which he is considered the founder.”
Yea absolutely non communist… Sure… mf
But it was not about Lenin at all, but about not separating oneself from the communist past, even if today’s Russia is not a communist state.
What? Lmao
What could possibly make you think we were arguing that Lenin is not socialist? There is a small hint in “Marxism-Leninism”
Also, I had not read the end of your comment. The communist part of Russia’s history is the best one. But if you’re a tsarist or fascist I understand why you may think otherwise
“Russia is not communist, though?” Haha ok… Now talking about the best part of communist russia. Sweet psycho
I was not the one to make that remark about Russia not being communist but it is true. What are you trying to say?
No communism but you say communism was Russia’s best time… Are you still okay? Remove yourself in communism or no communism. It’s ridiculous with you. You contradict each other.
Do you not even understand how time works? That Russia was feudal, and then socialist starting in the early 20th century, and now capitalist since the late 20th century?
Most anticommunists don’t. There were anticommunists who thought that the G.P.U. still existed after 1934.
I think what this shows is that the idea of communism attracts the worst type of people as leaders. They enjoy being in charge of everything about a country, and/or can’t believe people don’t act the way communist theory says they would act under communism, so kill them for being corrupt traitors in order to fix the system.
there is literally nothing about current russia that could be described as communist