The soviet union was the most democratic society in the history of the world

there were exploitation in the SU, but I guess he doesn't have to be tied to then system he was a leader of

sounds ironic but it isn't

@Sampuka There was not exploitation in the SU, workers got the value of their labor. A cut was tken for the running of the country

fyi

That is not exploitation

the way marx described it

@BoleslawBierutLover I read often Stalin in Russian. I think Hoxha did the same.

Hoxha is bae

well, saying the state needed the surplus for something doesn't justify it

He will roast all of you revisionists

@Sampuka Yes it does, becauser the workers ran the state

it isn't a surplus

that money doesn't go into the pockets of the directors

Stalin made the same amount of money as the average doctor

but the workers aren't one person

You'd think a system that great would allow dissent from the workers

what if one person didn't agree with it

@Timo))) It did

There was plenty of self critiscism

Yet they had to keep them walled in and away from us products

not all kinds of dissent though

Yeah

like all countries

it is a dictatorship of the proletariat, you are idealist if you think people trying to restore bourgouise should go unpunished

We probably all agree here Hoxha had the best policy on Muslim religion to this day.

Ah so crack down on freedom

@Firefly Yes

@Firefly join vc

@Timo))) come to vc

we will discuss your misconceptions

I'm off to do something else

sure u r

I'm here often though, will debate you then

>Implying you have other things to do

lol ask anyone here, i always debate anyone

kinda wish I knew anything about USSR, but I only know the "common knowledge" and a bit more

it's 00:15 here

hi

hey liz

I like text format debating more tbh, because you have a chat history, and the social part of it is more alienated