i believe german people are educated only on the history of ww1 and ww2 and how evil they are

Hmm, I wonder if the first of my ancestors in the US actually came here before germany united, and it was still prussia.

my ancestors are scottish-scandinavian

That's something that you would have to put a fair amount of research into.

i've heard it from a few german people

they aren't taught much past the 2 world wars

Is that why you're natsoc

hmm

@Deleted User Who knows?

Ruhm zu Preußen

Just wondering

I have some krauts in my family

One of them is a Nazi

But he's also an edgy 15 year old

Nah, not really, I am not a nazi because my ancestors are german.

I would have to be autistic to misinterprit my heritage like that.

Lol yeah I'm not sure if that's why he is either

But I do know that *some* people would do it for that reason

Yhea, there are always that kind of people.

sup

Number 1917, ukrainian grain hoarder
The last thing you'd want in your communist utopia is some grain hoarding kulak, but it turns out that might be what you get.

Yea but you dont want hungry thieves in a capitalist system

And thats what you get...

So idk how dealing with the issues of agency in any system can be a condemnation of said system

And notice thats explicitly authoritarian socialism, marxism, marxist-leninism, stalinism.

There is no world in where you intrinsically get hungry kulaks from communism

Its explicitly as a result of the state capitalist system in the USSR, and the fact they essentially tried to skip industrializing and going straight from agricultural peasants to communism.

@Comrade Skeltal They did industrialize.....

Ever hear of the 10 year plan?

*5 year plan

But yeah, Stalin went straight to industrialism my dude

Yea later

And that planned sucked ass

Hence kulaks

N all that shit

The plan was in place in 28

Didnt change to fuck the kulaks until 29

And either way

Kulaks are specific to the Russian context, and what happened to them a byproduct of authoritarianism

Make sense?

Or maybe not.