Why haven't they updated for the billions and billions killed by Lula and Chavez?
"a century of violence in Soviet Russia."
1917 - 1993 "a century"
No wonder they believe the numbers in the black book of communism.
imagine the ussr surviving until 2017 to commemorate :ussr-cry:
now do the poster that shows all the peoples, fauna, and flora that mayos killed and even extinctified in 100 years
Some of the countless victims of capitalism:
- WWI: 40 million
- WWII: 85 million people
- Korean war: 5 million
- Vietnam War: 3 million
- Neoliberal experiments in the former USSR: 3 million
- Inadequate covid response: 5 million
Just to mention a few.
Neoliberal experiments in the former USSR: 3 million
That's too little.
I know that. The only number I could remember was for one or two years in Russia and the Ukraine. I would like to get a more comprehensive number of possible though.
I know, I used to live there. It's also absolutely swarming with the worst people alive. NYC is a land of contrasts.
times square is one of the worst places on earth so it checks out i guess
In totalitarian country, huge billboards are erected in public spaces showing wildly untrue propaganda about the evil of the Other :speech-r:
:yes-honey-left:they probably wouldn't let you do a similar "capitalism kills" spread even if you could pay the same amount of money
They need to be ready to deflect when omicron stomps a mudhole in our ass in a few weeks. We've already been running on emergency shifts with all unnecessary surgeries shut down at my hospital for 2 months now and line go up again
Even Guns N Roses said the Vietnam war was bullshit, and it’s still on the board. Great.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Black_Book_of_Communism
Whereas chapters of the book that describe the events in separate Communist states were praised for the most part, some generalizations made by Courtois in the introduction to the book became a subject of criticism both on scholarly and political[31]: 139 grounds.[3]: 236 [32]: 13 [33]: 68–72 Moreover, three of the book's main contributors (Karel Bartosek, Jean-Louis Margolin, and Nicolas Werth)[6] publicly disassociated themselves from Stéphane Courtois' statements in the introduction and criticized his editorial conduct.[22] Margolin and Werth felt that Courtois was "obsessed" with arriving at a total of 100 million killed which resulted in "sloppy and biased scholarship",[34] faulted him for exaggerating death tolls in specific countries,[6][35]: 194 [36]: 123 and rejected the comparison between Communism and Nazism.[3][note 2]
https://old.reddit.com/r/GenZhou/comments/r4nehi/wiping_the_floor_with_the_black_book_of_communism/
It's more like " Is New York, Okay?" Like I need that pause.
