How many Soviet republics were there?

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The point is not whether to destroy the kolkhoz or not, the point is whether it should have been created at all. Where are the people supposed to go? They shouldn't have been deprived of what they earned through their own labor, and then we wouldn't be asking where to put them.

Listen, but this is just demagoguery! Imagine if Alexander II had said: "The point is not how to fight serfdom, the point is why our unpleasant predecessors established serfdom in the first place! Let's discuss this... let's curse those scoundrels! And then we'll go our separate ways."
We are not talking about the perfection of the USSR, but about the fact that the current state is an order of magnitude worse than the USSR. Consequently, the collapse of the USSR was a wrong step. One can only break down the old order if one builds something better upon its ruins. Do you see the difference between a child building a sand castle instead of little sand cakes, and a child who simply runs up and kicks those very sand cakes to pieces?..