Ever heard of collective farms

kolkhozes

Killing kulaks

Yea we heard plenty

These were peasants' guilds

Not state corporations

emphasis on were

because they were largely killed off

if they didnt give all their works to the state of course

2.5 million died because of 1932-33 famine

>2,5m

ecks dee

In the entire USSR

GOMMUNISM

being this delusional

There were famines in the Soviet Union during 1920, 1924, 1936, 1946, 1972, 1979, 1981, 1984.
1901, 1906, 1921, 1939, 1948, 1951, 1957, 1975, 1995.
1911, 1931, 1963, 1965, 1991.

Pls shut up everyone so I can explain

as many as 15 million people died in the holodomor

go ahead

We are waiting

this isnt voice chat

you arent interrupted here

Russian Empire had been having famines every 2 or 3 years

no but his arguments are gonna end up lost if its just a mess of anti-coms typing, let him speak

Go ahead I'm listening

They began taking food away from peasants in 1916 beacuse of food shortages and speculating

Then the Civil War started

Of because of the war, you know, just a little something called WW1

ah i see so the EMPIRE took food but the Communists didn't

Russian industry was small, so they couldn't produce goods for trade and had to concentrate on making weapons

I see

excellent reasoning

even though prior to the revolution

Russia was the second fastest growing economy in the world

So communists had to adopt these policies as well

"policies"

that's a really thuggish way of saying "lets kill off millions of people because they dont give us their wheat"

what ever happened to workers owned the means of production

What do you mean?