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Nobody ever said that they‘re all Nazis, not even the meme.
Also, you started by citing fiction to make a point using whataboutism.
You are not a sincere person.
Akshually...
Idk if you're genuinely illiterate or what but the comment you've posted here does not say "all" anywhere
You literally implied in that thread that all victims of Stalin's repression were nazis. Now you are backpedalling.
So that's a yes to the illiteracy lol, not surprising
Alright, if the admins and mods are gonna put up and defend your antics here, that's up to them. But if I find such answers that can be read as defenses of Stalin's crimes against humanity on feddit, you, well anyone who does it will get a ban. Not gonna put up with this any longer.
More like crimes against inhumanity
Cry harder halfwit, Stalin did more good for humanity than any dozen US presidents combined, not that that's a particularly high bar lol
You literally assumed that implication. And in any case, no one would seriously claim that every single person who the Red Army killed was a Nazi. That would have been literally impossible given that it was the bloodiest war in world history.
Deeply unserious pedantry.
I didn't say no nazis were killed. However given the context of the thread, it was implied by multiple people that the victims of Stalin's repression deserved it. And when I say repression, I am not talking about WWII but the collective deportations of ethnic minorities and the like.
What deportation of ethnic minorities “and the like”?
Are you for real?
🤣 https://feddit.org/post/23394368
You still haven’t answered my question.
Also some of the people in the link you posted answer your question.
Posting links to NATOpedia isn’t an answer.
You are seriously linking to a propaganda site run by a suspected PatSoc? Also TheGrayzone is not very credible. https://mediabiasfactcheck.com/the-grayzone/
Are you seriously linking to Media Bias/Fact Check? Previously. Previously.
It's more reliable than the crap sources you tend to link to.
Chechen and Ingush deportations. Volga German deportations. Deportations of Koreans within the Soviet Union. The anti-cosmopolitan campagne. Various crimes against humanity during the great purge. That is only part of the list.
Those ethnic relocations (not deportations) were entirely about WWII. Many of them were on the side of the Nazis. They were done to move them physically away from Nazi influence and away from the war theater. Each was moved together as a group to preserve their ethnic relationships. The USSR could have dispersed them as a diaspora or expelled them, were ethnic cleansing their goal. These were drastic measures to be sure, but they were done because of the existential threat of the Nazi terror and not for any other reason.
That wasn’t an ethic minority issue. Unless you want to argue that is was antisemitic, which would be silly given how many in high positions of the Party and the government were Jewish.
That wasn’t an ethnic minority issue, either. That was a counterinsurgency against bourgeois counterrevolution. It was to preserve the socialist gains they’d won a generation before. A (long) excerpt from Michael Parenti’s Blackshirts and Reds: Anticommunism & Wonderland
Here’s a snippet:
The Chechen and Ingush deportations occured in 1946, year after WW2 ended. Holy shit. You relativizing a deportation into a cold region with a lack of resources for survival that killed 1/4 and 1/3 of the Chechen and Ingush populations is bordering on the relativization I usually get from neonazis about the Holocaust.
It was in Feb. & Mar. of 1944, and it still wasn’t a “deportation,” no matter how many times you repeat it. They were not deported from the USSR.
And there was another wave in 1946. Also it was a deportation. Deportation doesn't mean you get removed from your nation. It means you get removed from your homeland which could be a region, a state or a nation. Also they werent given a choice. And 1/3 of Ingush dying as a result of deportation still counts as genocide.
Actually what? You stalked another user on another meme post about another topic to make no point at all. Are you a bit dim?
@Amnesigenic@lemmy.ml - what's your defense?
Stalin killed a shitload of nazis, no defense is necessary I'm 100% right
OPs meme conceals all the suffering of the other victims.
There are also victims of Jews.
When OP criticizes "Mein Kampf" for it's ridiculously demonizing claims against this group of people by saying that these "Victims of Jews" mentioned in the book were warmongering imperialists, then it doesn't mean that OP is concealing true victims made by Jews.