No, you wouldn't get anywhere by re-explaining it because I understand the point you're making, it's not as if it's complex. It's just a stupid point to promote.
Yes, they were the proletariat. They were also actively in the process of committing genocide. Soviet soldiers had every reason to feel pride and, yes, bloodlust when it came to killing them, and to that I say, good for them. Class solidarity is a good thing, but maybe try not extending that to people actively engaged in genocide
Deleting all my comments because the continued negativity is ruining my time on the site.
One of my favorite things about the old sub reddit (before it really went full time struggle session) was the general sense of comraderie and quality of discourse. Here's hoping we can engage on friendlier terms in the future.
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No, you wouldn't get anywhere by re-explaining it because I understand the point you're making, it's not as if it's complex. It's just a stupid point to promote.
Yes, they were the proletariat. They were also actively in the process of committing genocide. Soviet soldiers had every reason to feel pride and, yes, bloodlust when it came to killing them, and to that I say, good for them. Class solidarity is a good thing, but maybe try not extending that to people actively engaged in genocide
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And you have the nerve to say I was missing the point.
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Takes two to tango, comrade. And personally, I'm ok with starting a fight with people spending so much energy arguing not to dehumanize Nazis
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Deleting all my comments because the continued negativity is ruining my time on the site.
One of my favorite things about the old sub reddit (before it really went full time struggle session) was the general sense of comraderie and quality of discourse. Here's hoping we can engage on friendlier terms in the future.