***ARTICLE 12***. In the U.S.S.R. work is a duty and a matter of honor for every able-bodied citizen, in accordance with the principle: "He who does not work, neither shall he eat."

The principle applied in the U.S.S.R. is that of socialism: "From each according to his ability, to each according to his work."

How does a word with a fairly simple definition - *worker ownership of means of production* - elude so many fucking people. Do people not go and read about terms? Really? People don't check definitions? OK then.

I can't explain that to them

The definition of socialism

the argument always goes in a circle

Just show them Article 12 of the soviet constitution

.....but its the simplest fucking thing in the world

And show them the ukrainian holodomor

oh ffs

"Bernie Sanders is a socialist."

"No he's not"

"Some unrelated point about Venezuela"

Otto

kys

Clearly all of them were lazy negros who didnt work

😄

Every time

Otto ily

And venezeula rn

All ukrainians were like lazy negros who did not work, hence why they didnt get to eat

Anyways

```"Bernie Sanders is a socialist."

"No he's not"

"Some unrelated point about Venezuela"```

sounds like the average argument with boomers yes

This is a pretty red pilled server

I used to be a soft SJW.

Ukraine should be turned into an artificial lake

I was friends with some hard leftists

> I used to be a soft SJW.

....

Maybe we can bomb a federal building sometime in Fortnite <:fbi:508484036201545735>

It was advertised in a disc called “The Right Cafe” what you expect

how many yrs ago?

I'll elaborate, but it's 3 am so I won't be speaking at my best

Im an egoist that does not support lgbt rights

not that long ago

2 years

Because rights themselves are spooks

ah i see

at the longest

yeah

2

ish

2

anyways

When I say that, I mean I really was