Secondly... this belief is not destructive - or rather, not entirely destructive, as it preaches the idea that "the end justifies the means" (the higher good at the cost of the death of thousands from the upper classes - an idea of world revolution that Marx himself shared) - but as an ideological organization, it has the character of a destructive cult (for those who are not aware - a destructive cult differs from an ordinary one in that it actively introduces depersonalization and suppresses the human personality; in ordinary cults, its transformation is assumed - the personality is considered a value, but the existence of certain ideals that can ennoble the personality is also recognized).
By the way, about the personalities of the Soviet period: think about it, in those days, outstanding scientists, artists, writers, etc. received apartments in a prestigious high-rise building on Krasnaya Presnya (well, the very one in which, in "Moscow Does Not Believe in Tears," the heroines portrayed themselves as professors' daughters... an impressive Tower). Who can afford an apartment there now - you can guess. Certainly not cultural figures (unless they are such "luminaries of talent" as Kirkorov).
By the way, people like to talk about the rigid equalization at the level of official ideology... did you watch the film "Spring" with Orlova? A film from Stalin's time. And it clearly shows that outstanding scientists live in two-story (!) apartments and have housekeepers - in other words, servants. And everyone knew that self-made people could achieve this. This was openly promoted.
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If you were a man, I could talk to you as equals, but since you're not, "I should learn how to talk to girls" :)
Your post is poisonous and full of sarcasm, quite unpleasant.
And by the way, dear lady, you should know that I don't tolerate *** as much as I don't tolerate communism.