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Red_Scare [he/him]

@ Red_Scare @lemmygrad.ml

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5 yr. ago

23h ago

Never beating the Nazi belt allegation
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Red_Scare [he/him] @lemmygrad.ml 23h ago
omg i understand nothing of this 😭 is this the official Ukraine govt account celebrating the death of Khamenei? that would track but why is there a picture of some sports team? whos the circled guy?

2d ago

Twitter MLs are having fun against American imperialists 🤭

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Red_Scare [he/him] @lemmygrad.ml 2d ago

Yeah but is that defecting or just relocating?

3d ago

When did we stop calling American troops 'babykillers'? How did we let this happen? Bring it back!

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Red_Scare [he/him] @lemmygrad.ml 3d ago

nah m8 you good

3d ago

(MEGATHREAD) In a joint attack, the US and Israel attacked Iran! Updates in comments!

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Red_Scare [he/him] @lemmygrad.ml 3d ago

I saw Israel once. It was very unnecessary. It did not need to exist.

3d ago

Twitter MLs are having fun against American imperialists 🤭

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Red_Scare [he/him] @lemmygrad.ml 3d ago

Defect where? If you defected to the USSR as a nazi war criminal you'd have a bad time. I hope if any IDF butchers defect to Iran they get what they deserve.

5d ago

Liberal Europeans truly are the OG Nazis

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Red_Scare [he/him] @lemmygrad.ml 5d ago

That's so vile. Even if you're a megabrain and all politicians and propagandists are the same to you, civilians crying in horror as their cities are bombed are not the same thing at all.

5d ago

Lithuania's [1991] False Flag Counter-Revolution

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Red_Scare [he/him] @lemmygrad.ml 5d ago

I followed the link and read that they call liberation of Estonia from the Nazi occupation a "Soviet re-occupation" in Wikipedia. This is a disgrace.

6d ago

Lithuania's [1991] False Flag Counter-Revolution

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Red_Scare [he/him] @lemmygrad.ml 6d ago

I didn't mean to suggest Baltic states are one people! And of course I'm aware of class and social differences. I lived through much of shock therapy suffering you mention, I wish we could talk in person, I have lots of thoughts I'm not sure how to put into writing...

I think culturally, from Catholicism and Lutheranism to Latin script to just architecture surrounding them in their cities, people in Baltic states feel European in the way Ukrainians, Moldovans, and Georgians simply can't.

I remember a lot of late-Soviet Russians coopting reactionary language - when state informed them of the crimes South African whites commited on the black population, Russians would say "aren't we whites too?" which was of course in part a joke, but there was an underlying sense of entitlement to be the oppressor, to be the slave master. I bet you'd find less of that in the Eastern republics where people still remembered living under Russian Empire yoke and had less reason to self-identify as prospective oppressors. When in the referendum Russians voted lowest of all the republics in support of preserving the USSR (except Baltic republics), I think this is a large part of the reason why (also worth mentioning Eastern republics voted by far the highest to preserve it). It's the feeling of belonging to a powerful, respected, "cultured" nation that deserves more than the plebs around them. I think Hungarians, Poles, Czechs, and Balts had even stronger claim to proper "Whiteness". Ukrainians on the other hand needed much more mental gymnastics to devise a theory where Russians were "Mongolised" since medieval times and Ukrainians were the only "pure" Slavs which also somehow made them essentially Nordics... They managed of course, but it was laborious.

Again I wish we could talk in person cause I can see I'm fumbling.

6d ago

Lithuania's [1991] False Flag Counter-Revolution

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Red_Scare [he/him] @lemmygrad.ml 6d ago

I think even without false flag operations it would be difficult to keep Baltics within the USSR for long, from what I know they were the only ones where significant part of the population hated USSR and never accepted it.

Having grown up in the Soviet Ukraine and having visited Soviet Latvia a couple times (mom's best friend lived there), lots of people in the Baltics really didn't want to be in the USSR and considered themselves occupied by Russia, unlike people in Soviet republics of Ukraine, Georgia, Moldavia, etc.

In Baltics it was common that people on the street would refuse to speak Russian even if you only asked how to get to the train station (despite learning Russian in schools), something that only started happening in Ukraine or Georgia after decades of Western propaganda (and still it's pretty much only people who grew up on Western propaganda who behave like that, people who grew up in the USSR still mostly consider all Soviets brotherly nations).

1w ago

Hasan Piker interviews Cuban journalist

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Red_Scare [he/him] @lemmygrad.ml 1w ago

I shouldn't have said anything, I know nothing about internet personalities

1w ago

Hasan Piker interviews Cuban journalist

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Red_Scare [he/him] @lemmygrad.ml 1w ago

Sounds like the new Vaush

1w ago

Hasan Piker interviews Cuban journalist

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Red_Scare [he/him] @lemmygrad.ml 1w ago

I've been watching belly of the beast for quite a while now, no idea who the interviewer is but he's suddenly all over lemmygrad lol

2w ago

Russia to demand legal codification of NATO’s non-expansion eastward

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Red_Scare [he/him] @lemmygrad.ml 2w ago

The reason is the same as always, extraction of natural resources and cheap labour from Russia.

Europe will never side with Russia in this conflict, but should the US attack China, Europe might side with China in hopes of regaining independence from the US.

[...] when Hitler Germany declared war on the Soviet Union, the Anglo-French-American bloc, far from joining with Hitler Germany, was compelled to enter into a coalition with the U.S.S.R. against Hitler Germany.

2w ago

Russia to demand legal codification of NATO’s non-expansion eastward

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Red_Scare [he/him] @lemmygrad.ml 2w ago

It is said that the contradictions between capitalism and socialism are stronger than the contradictions among the capitalist countries. Theoretically, of course, that is true. It is not only true now, today; it was true before the Second World War. And it was more or less realized by the leaders of the capitalist countries. Yet the Second World War began not as a war with the U.S.S.R., but as a war between capitalist countries. Why? Firstly, because war with the U.S.S.R., as a socialist land, is more dangerous to capitalism than war between capitalist countries; for whereas war between capitalist countries puts in question only the supremacy of certain capitalist countries over others, war with the U.S.S.R. must certainly put in question the existence of capitalism itself. Secondly, because the capitalists, although they clamour, for "propaganda" purposes, about the aggressiveness of the Soviet Union, do not themselves believe that it is aggressive, because they are aware of the Soviet Union's peaceful policy and know that it will not itself attack capitalist countries.
[...] Consequently, the struggle of the capitalist countries for markets and their desire to crush their competitors proved in practice to be stronger than the contradictions between the capitalist camp and the socialist camp.

Joseph Stalin, Economic Problems of the USSR, Chapter 6 Inevitability of Wars Between Capitalist Countries