The people who founded communism knew it was to trick the people

Still capitalism imo is worse, not for the reason you said though

Yezhov was pretty decent

@anthr0pos they did stuff which helped their peoples

So presumably they cared

Like..?

The only NKVD leader who wasn't an degenerate
(Yagoda was found with more dildos than new york pride combined
Beria was a Pedo)

Some communists also abandoned communism when they found put the US was better

looking through history we can find an acceptable commie

but that doesn't make them any better

Who is an acceptable commie

Can't think at any

Yezhov x2

@anthr0pos like re introduce patriotism and re criminalize faggotry. And givr better worker's rights and ensure employment and stuff.

Sankara was epic

I forgot him for a second

Might be a nigger but the only bad thing he did was equality of the sexes but otherwise

> better worker's rights

@anthr0pos What did say Erich Honneker do bad?

Where?

He made his nation corruptionless
Made it make actually make food

Compared to capitalism

He made his nation fully self sufficient

He had less than the average farmer etc

@anthr0pos well the average working person in east german could apparently afford to go on vacation more than a german now.

Stuff like that

Better qol

Basically

I see

Well

I didn't say communism it was worse than capitalism anyway

Eastern Germany was the best commie place to live materially
But you'd also get the highest chance of getting shot.

Ah.

Most people here(even the ones shilling communism over capitalism) would probably be shot.

15th of October 2019 marks the 36th anniversary of the assassination of Thomas Sankara, the revolutionary leader of ex-French colony of Upper Volta, renamed by him to Burkina Faso, "the land of incorruptibles". Easily one of the best leaders in Africa's history.

I try to give credit and respect where it's due, especially since I constantly find myself remembering the lyric to Marcel Cartier's song on Sankara; 'Standing Upright'. It goes: "is a country really free just because it has a coat of arms, a national anthem and a flag?". The answer was, is and always will be "no".

Thomas Isidore Noël Sankara (1949 - 1987) was a Marxist, pan-Africanist, often called 'Africa's Che Guevara', having drawn inspiration from the Argentine revolutionary. His foreign policies were centered on anti-imperialism, rejection of the influence of the International Monetary Fund and World Bank on Burkina Faso, but also social, ecological and economic change. I will not do a long write-up on him; most wouldn't even read it. Instead, I will let his achievements and the way he lived his life speak for him.

- He vaccinated 2.5 million children against meningitis, yellow fever and measles in a matter of weeks.
- He initiated a nation-wide literacy campaign, increasing the literacy rate from 13% in 1983 to 73% in 1987.
- He planted over 10 million trees to prevent desertification.
- He built roads and a railway to tie the nation together, without foreign aid.
- He outlawed female genital mutilation, forced marriages and polygamy in support of women’s rights.
- He sold off the government fleet of Mercedes cars and made the Renault 5 (the cheapest car sold in Burkina Faso at that time) the official service car of the ministers.
- He reduced the salaries of all public servants, including his own, and forbade the use of government chauffeurs and 1st class airline tickets.
- He redistributed land from the feudal landlords and gave it directly to the peasants. Wheat production rose in three years from 1700 kg per hectare to 3800 kg per hectare, making the country food self-sufficient.
- He opposed foreign aid, saying that “he who feeds you, controls you.”
- He spoke in forums like the Organization of African Unity against continued neo-colonialist penetration of Africa through Western trade and finance.

Massive effort post on Sankara by a m8

I showed your mom my saints row @Mankn II

Seems like a cool guy

@Crusader :I

Nigga