Message from @Stern
Discord ID: 523913910919757834
are you going to post evidence?
of you being 13?
```I have no arguments. Never had, never will have.```
- Storm, 2018
" they were unproductive because they weren't able to reach pre collectivisation production levels"
```the proof of them being all the productive Farmers is that only a few generations ago these men used to be Serfs, they were freed and built up their farms```
where is the evidence that you base this claim on
```Soviets killed them and replaced them with Unproductive people, and we saw what happened```
@Xinyue nice memes bro
and what is the evidence you base these statements on?
@Xinyue will you present any arguments about why it happened?
and what is the evidence you base these statements on?
or wait i forgot, it didn't even happen
@AdorableStormtrooper and what is the evidence you base these statements on?
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@AdorableStormtrooper and what is the evidence you base these statements on?
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@AdorableStormtrooper and what is the evidence you base these statements on?
nat cap memes?
i guess you gotta be a 12 year old legitimate retard to spot one right?
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"i know you are but what am I"
he really is 12
stalin: [implements policies to eradicate kulak class]
modern commies: "lol prove that the resultant famine was intentional"
massive brains detected
@ecojuche are you going to make an argument bro?
Only people that subscribe to Pewdiepie can claim to be 14 yrs old
prove your assertion
there's a difference between evidence and argument, u do realize that right? @Stern
Are you familiar with Zimbabwe?
@AdorableStormtrooper ask the other guy, idc
yeah
@Stern or were you dropped head first and only linguistic skills you have are those playing with nursery toys can get you
the farms weren't confiscated to start a famine, that was just a consequence
"Michael Ellman argues that, in addition to deportations, internment in the Gulag camps and shootings (see the law of spikelets), there is evidence that Stalin used starvation as a weapon in his war against the peasantry.[92] He analyses the actions of the Soviet authorities, two of commission and one of omission: (i) exporting 1.8 million tonnes of grain during the mass starvation (enough to feed more than five million people for one year), (ii) preventing migration from famine afflicted areas (which may have cost an estimated 150,000 lives) and (iii) making no effort to secure grain assistance from abroad (which caused an estimated 1.5 million excess deaths), as well as the attitude of the Stalinist regime in 1932–33 that many of those starving to death were "counter-revolutionaries", "idlers" or "thieves" who fully deserved their fate."
so when a system eradicates a class of people who have generations worth of farming knowledge and replaces them with people who do not - what do you think happens?

