Stalinism was still internationalist

Their nukes couldnt ever make it to the US anyway <:lol:521377935672737792>

stalinism was less internationalist

SK will call on help of US maybe Japan

trotskism supported a international socialist regieme covering the entire globe

Stalin was much more realistic about USSR's chances, but by no means was he a *nationalist.* The amount of socialist countries in the world, and aid to these countries by USSR, increased, not decreased, during his admin

if i remember right

The ROK would be fucked if Kimmy presses the big red button, but Japan might come out unscathed

if my time playing video games is worth anything

they just need cruise missiles

ex wipe out

The radiation will fuck NK itself

If only SK could send some korean spies to redpill the population

NK gone

Stalin's works and books even speak of the complete disappearances of nations and languages and their replacement by a world culture

like jfc

Yeah

oof

stalin

predicted

the future

"Muh Stalin was a nationalist"

lmao

Savor your cultures while you still can

Fascists who unironically praise Stalin should be gassed

cuz theyre not gonna exist in the EU by 2030

it's gonna be like

2130

Why Orwell

and all of the world will be one culture

@Orwell implying the EU will still exist by 2030

except quebec

they'll still be pissy and white

Well if the nationalists revolt

like in Paris

he was less zealous about internationalism than Trotsky was, who was totally and utterly unrealistic and downright suicidal in his tactics, but Stalin was 100% internationalist

I don't know where the "Stalin was a fascist" meme comes from, who is the culprit?

quebec's been nationalist since the 60's

That's not just nationalists

aint changed

The death of the EU is only a matter of time

It's left center and right together

probably from Trotskyists tbh