WhiteLizard
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I'm not angry at Prince Omega, but it's just the truth, here are two laws from before the war:
- Children who reached the age of 12 were tried according to the full severity of the law.
- And hasn't anyone heard of the famous law of the three ears of grain? Formally, it was considered that if a person stole these ears of grain, they were stealing from the collective farm, but at that time there was a famine, and the Bolsheviks came to the villages and took a certain amount of grain from the peasants. But the latter still had to sow for the next year, which meant they were left without the means to survive!
And what about the punishment for adult, able-bodied people - it would have been better to execute them, because they were sent to various construction sites - railways, etc., where many died of exhaustion and were buried in mass graves! - Horrible, isn't it?
- Children who reached the age of 12 were tried according to the full severity of the law.
- And hasn't anyone heard of the famous law of the three ears of grain? Formally, it was considered that if a person stole these ears of grain, they were stealing from the collective farm, but at that time there was a famine, and the Bolsheviks came to the villages and took a certain amount of grain from the peasants. But the latter still had to sow for the next year, which meant they were left without the means to survive!
And what about the punishment for adult, able-bodied people - it would have been better to execute them, because they were sent to various construction sites - railways, etc., where many died of exhaustion and were buried in mass graves! - Horrible, isn't it?
За всем следят машины благодати и любви.
