GenZedong is a disagrace to lemmygrad and the communist community - Lemmygrad
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I was banned without notice for calling out that supporting Putin is not something we should be doing, check my post history, you won’t easily find people more radicalized than me. This was my final post: /// > To let things slide for the sake of peace and friendship when a person has clearly gone wrong, and refrain from principled argument because he is an old acquaintance, a fellow townsman, a schoolmate, a close friend, a loved one, an old colleague or old subordinate. Like we’re doing with Putin? /// “Like we’re doing with Putin?” in reply to a Mao quote, genzdong’s front page at the time was full of threads and posts defending Putin. Not defending Ukraine is understandable, attacking the USA is understandable but trying to defend and justify Putin is a direct offense against Mao’s teachings. Putin has clearly gone wrong, we mustn’t refrain from principled argument because he’s an old acquaintance (is he?).

Bro’s never heard of critical support.

  • ButtigiegMineralMap
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    3 years ago

    I mean, yes I have qualms with Russia, their anti-LGBT rhetoric on RT, the civilian deaths in this war, I could go on, but to try to do a neither sides thing isn’t useful. This isn’t WW1, where the ultimate aim of basically everyone involved is not worthwhile for the average person, this war is anti-Fascist at its core, therefore of interest to the average person in the area. We can complain about Russia all we want, (and we should give reasonable criticisms) but wouldn’t we be hypocrites if we praised victory over Fascism in the past and then suddenly switch over to say “well capitalists defeating Fascists is bad”? Like where do these people stand when it comes to the Western Front? I personally feel that the USA was right to join in against the Japanese, Italians and Germans (they should’ve joined ww2 earlier, granted, but as the old saying goes “better late than never”) despite the obvious fact that the USA is fucked up, especially during the 40s. Them being capitalists, and a lot more conservative ones at that, compared to modern-day Russia seems like the obvious solution would be to support Russia against Fascist Ukraine.