So PragerU is a trustworthy source

Did.... did I say it was?

You implied it

In what part of my sentence did I even imply it?

"And also literally every fucking serious historian"

It doesn't matter if PragerU agrees with facts. It doesn't matter if an idiot says the sky is blue. If credible people recognize that the sky is blue, then the sky is blue

Thats a false comparison because first it implies Stalin 100% had all control over everything

Because he did

And implies that is fact

Also no he didn't

Is this the result world?

Holy shit

He proposed Beria as head of the NKVD but Malenkov was chosen by the Politburo instead

So?

My point is, they were all just figureheads. Whatever Stalin wanted literally happened. My position is backed by 99% of historians

This goes against your implication that everything he said got done and he was a dictator

His choice for the head of civil aviation was also turned down

The fact that you think Kim Jung Un was democratically elected with 99.9 percent of the vote shows me how much you know about how governments work

Clearly he lost these events in politics

It doesn't matter

They were figureheads

Wdym

Figureheads, just like how Caesar was technically only a Consul and technically had limited powers

There was still a Senate, and sometimes the Senate would veto the Emperor's bill in the Roman Empire, but that doesn't mean they weren't a dictatorship

These positions especially head of the NKVD were literally very important, a choice of one person is very different from choosing another

And do you honestly believe someone would do something against the wishes of stalin?

Krushchev was able to use his control over the MVD to coup the government

Wasn’t Beria the head of the NKVD?

Name a time a major policy was implemented that Stalin didn't want implemented

Just, like one policy

I can name one not implemented that he wanted implemented

The 1948 Party Program

Was it major? And if so, is that the only one?

Yes

Funny how the entire political structure changed their minds with every new leader what their political ideology was

It was major, it would change the party and state apparatus

Can you post a link to this

The event and evidence Stalin did want that to happen

I can cite and post quotes

Sure