nah i'm pretty sure fascists only make up about 4% at most

the full quote literally talks how the USSR was structured in a way that made dissent difficult

and that's a stretch

no

that quote you fed me was clearly out of context here

@RobotWizard The post-stalin years proved that notion wrong.

Ayo

And prior to Stalin's death, there was minor opposition. Nobody was ever put to death by Stalin or his government for expressing their criticisms.

@Deleted User That is doubtable.....

@RobotWizard I didn't source that directly from the book, but an article that cited a passage from it. What you were talking about had more to do with political dissidents within the party apparatus.

Have u guys taken the nazbol pill yet?

@Deleted User That's true though. Facts aside, don't you honestly think that common sense would dictate that such an action would do more harm than anything? That's not as bad as suggesting that he starved millions of people, but it's still kinda far fetched.

@Deleted User What is your belief on the nazbol?

I am not sure.....

Stalin, based on personal testimonies, was a very agreeable person. He tolerated criticism privately as well as publically.

He was an intellectual, not some sociopathic meathead that couldn't take no for an answer.

Again, doubtable, anyways, I have to go to sleep, so I cannot get into this.

@Deleted User I believe that Nazbols are just ultranationalist loons that love the Soviet aesthetic.

strasserism is the future

Strasserism is garbage for basement-dwelling shitlords.

Wow btfo

U really destroyed strasserism

Le nazis

The future belongs to Marxism.

Doubt

The future belongs to jereb u faggot

What a bunch of cucks

Two inbred whales getting eloped. How sweet.

@Deleted User I'm saying the party apparatus disallows most forms of political dissedence it has everything to do with it

your claiming stalin wasn't a murderous little shit I'm asking for evidence

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so far all you've given me is a quote pulled way out context

Tips horns

@RobotWizard That's not true as I've stated before.. dissent was commonplace as not every Bolshevik was in agreeance with the other when it came to policy making. Opposing ideas flowed freely within the chambers of government, and even down to the local level. Soviet Democracy was highly democratic. Also, I don't have to disprove that Stalin was a murderer seeing as how anyone with even an elementary understanding of Soviet history knows this. Including western intelligence and sovietologists who have analyzed the now declassified Soviet Archives in depth and consider it to be a highly reliable source of information regarding the periods before and after Stalin's death.

"Muh Big Bad Stalin" is literally nothing more than a bad meme.