It’s lemmygrad, we’re the spectre. I’d bet at least half of the other instances out there block us, there’s only like 300 dedicated users on this instance, and they still can’t stop complaining about lemmygrad/tankies
It’s lemmygrad, we’re the spectre. I’d bet at least half of the other instances out there block us, there’s only like 300 dedicated users on this instance, and they still can’t stop complaining about lemmygrad/tankies
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>Not reading LeninThat’s a great way of saying “idk what my opponent really means”
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I’m a Communist because I read the Communist Manifesto and realized that I already agreed with the Communist vision of society. It’s in your self-interest to make a better society for all.
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You say that as if you aren’t already.
What an amazing way to say “I’ve never once done a lick of introspection a day in my life and I don’t intend to start now”
tl;dr an utter ballbag
You never read anything that doesn’t already support your existing world view? Yikes, that…explains a lot.
How can you even begin to argue against something that you refuse to even understand to begin with?
I would say critically reading things you disagree with is even more important than reading things you already agree with.
Lmao “genocide” I am begging liberals to realize that words mean things.
The Russian Federation did intervene in Ukraine’s attempted genocide of ethnic russians in the Donbas though, which makes your cute little strawman up there particularly ironic
If words mean things, liberals can’t use them to say everyone they don’t like is a bad guy, and what’s more, with actual definitions, we’d quickly find that the west fits these definitions far more than any of their enemies. So naturally, words shouldn’t mean anything except “bad thing me no like.”
>implying Kyiv wasn’t committing its very own genocide from 2014 onward