Message from @BabaBooey

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2020-02-20 21:26:47 UTC  

Yeah that seems to be the case

2020-02-20 21:26:59 UTC  

you could argue that the peasants didn't know how to manage the farm or didn't have the proper incentives in place

2020-02-20 21:27:03 UTC  

but obviously they had farming experience

2020-02-20 21:27:04 UTC  

@ubermensch its weird how china has been racked with massive famines regularly since prehistoric times then after mao , one last famine and thrn they stopped hmmm

2020-02-20 21:27:07 UTC  

since they were peasants

2020-02-20 21:27:23 UTC  

And I'm sure the black people working on the farms in Zimbabwe knew how to use a plough

2020-02-20 21:27:29 UTC  

doesn't mean they can run the farm

2020-02-20 21:27:32 UTC  

China is currently the manager of a highly productive capitalism in their country

2020-02-20 21:27:37 UTC  

no they didn't have farming experience

2020-02-20 21:27:43 UTC  

who would win:
>> communist country
>> one virus

2020-02-20 21:27:47 UTC  

afaik

2020-02-20 21:27:51 UTC  

I mean

2020-02-20 21:27:52 UTC  

It’s been that way since 1977

2020-02-20 21:27:59 UTC  

@BabaBooey there haven't had consecutive famines since prehistoric times, you DO know that, right? There's generally a long period of time between two famines....

2020-02-20 21:28:01 UTC  

Same with Vietnam

2020-02-20 21:28:04 UTC  

there's a video of a white guy returning to Zimbabwe and his former farm-staff are all cheering

2020-02-20 21:28:04 UTC  

did farmers in zimbabwe slaughter millions of livestock as a protest ?

2020-02-20 21:28:06 UTC  

and they're all black

2020-02-20 21:28:10 UTC  

>Be Stalin
>see kulaks withholding food as act of war
>deport kulaks to Siberia
>food production goes down
>see poor farmers withholding sowing grain as act of war
>declare the farmers kulaks
>deport and shoot them
>famine accrues
>surprised pikachu face

2020-02-20 21:28:32 UTC  

@johl kohl thats not how the famine occured

2020-02-20 21:28:42 UTC  

is there any evidence that it was common for actualy peasants to be considered kulaks

2020-02-20 21:28:46 UTC  

It's one of the reasons

2020-02-20 21:28:49 UTC  

they weere also hoarding grain to sell to starving people

2020-02-20 21:28:55 UTC  

what was not an act of war to stalin?

2020-02-20 21:28:57 UTC  

and slaughtering livestock in protest

2020-02-20 21:28:59 UTC  

only a few thousand kulaks at most were directly executed

2020-02-20 21:29:11 UTC  

bread speculators

2020-02-20 21:29:19 UTC  

Ukraine was the breadbasket of Europe

You don't go from that to about 8 million deaths because of bad weather that just coincidentally happens to occur at around the same time the farm-managers are killed or driven out and the farms placed under 'collective' management, which seems to be a term for incompetent management

2020-02-20 21:29:19 UTC  

They slaughtered livestock, because that was the only food they had left

2020-02-20 21:29:21 UTC  

I bet he shot his own farts because it was an act of war on his nose

2020-02-20 21:29:23 UTC  

Then they ate cats

2020-02-20 21:29:26 UTC  

And dogs

2020-02-20 21:29:28 UTC  

stalin was retarded

2020-02-20 21:29:28 UTC  

Then mud

2020-02-20 21:29:32 UTC  

the ukraine can produce a lot of food but it can also produce very little

2020-02-20 21:29:33 UTC  

bulgaria is the breadbasket of europe

2020-02-20 21:29:37 UTC  

Only a few thousand?

2020-02-20 21:29:49 UTC  

ukraine is a very volatile place to grow crops

2020-02-20 21:29:58 UTC  

All while Stalin was exporting grain

2020-02-20 21:29:59 UTC  

the eastern european region has the highest yield variability of any major grain producing region in the world with the ukraine having the highest yield variability in that region