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No, I'm just kidding, trolling.

and I watch how people get upset that they are being portrayed as "democrats" and unpatriotic:cool:

Stupidity.

What are your thoughts on the reign of Comrade Stalin in the USSR? What achievements and shortcomings can you attribute to him personally?

Why aren't you joining the debate yourself?

The degradation of the Russian people.

I'm not going to attribute achievements to him; that's what comrade Alex Ghost is for.
Disadvantages: short, one arm is thin, covered in smallpox scars. Not a handsome man, no. They already tried to make him look better in official portraits (and this, mind you, was in the days before Photoshop!!!).
He was cowardly and foolish. A worthless little man.
Well, that's how it is.
Fortunately, I didn't live through his reign, but my grandmother spoke badly of him... No, no, not good, not good...

A month ago, I did something that should change my whole life. I decided to become a patriot. I did it for several reasons – I don't want to succumb to the power of liberals and "democrats," and I don't want to engage in the vile things that you all do here. I thought about it for a long time before making the decision. And I decided. I was ready to endure pain and suffering for the sake of my motherland. I polished the keyboard, stretched my fingers, and with a sharp click of the mouse, I sent a message to the forum. In that argument, they hurt me deeply. It was very painful, but I perceived this pain with reverence, as a sign of a new life, free from these vile things. My anus hurt a lot, but my mom had prepared everything – she gave me an enema and took me to the doctor. After a week, that is, now, I'm already back at the computer, and everything has healed normally. And imagine how good I feel now! I am truly loyal to Stalin! I felt an extraordinary lightness, a blissful joy of pure life. I was reborn. I am a patriot. And yet, I was just like you before I realized the heavy burden of sin that lay on my soul. And I decided. I decided and changed. Once and for all.

The Red Army is an example of a military army and the most humane in the world; the people, under the leadership of Stalin, rebuilt cities from ruins, even though such ruins could have been ignored, and they could have moved to Siberia. And all this was due to ideology, propaganda of the strength of the Russian people, and self-sacrifice for higher goals...

The Red Army is an example of a military army.

the most humane in the world.

under Stalin's leadership, the people rebuilt cities from the ruins.

And all because of ideology, propaganda about the strength of the Russian people, and self-sacrifice for higher goals...

I would say that this happened not thanks to Stalin's leadership, but despite it.

They would be too lazy to clear even ruins for the sake of ideology. It's always easier to build something new somewhere else.

Oh yeah! They built the dome over Chernobyl in a similar way.

In general, the Red Army was a bunch of thugs led by terror. They had no brains.

The Red Army is an example of a military army and the most humane in the world.

Under Stalin's leadership, people rebuilt cities from ruins, even though they could have abandoned those ruins and moved to Siberia.

And all this was due to ideology, propaganda of the strength of the Russian people, and self-sacrifice for higher goals...

Nowadays, people would just wave it off as ruins... they wouldn't even bother clearing the ruins, even just for the sake of an idea. It's always easier to build something new somewhere else:rolleyes: