RomCom1989

Yeah,on account of them being directly and consistently targeted by western or western aligned military action in the last couple of years

Now try telling the average Chinese person to prepare to live in brutal wartime rationing conditions,or god forbid, actually fight all over Asia to dismantle US hegemony and you'll see the ROC flag in Beijing in a week

Try telling a Vietnamese person to continue the work of the Vietcong, pick up a rifle and topple the governments of Thailand and the Philippines and you'll see that fugly yellow flag flying in Hanoi

Only places where that might get play are North Korea,where they were effectively bombed back a few centuries and are constantly threatened by the US that next time they'll "finish the job" and maybe Cuba, who already repelled multiple invasion attempts and is being strangled by the US embargo

Is it really the doomed ending if much of the world isn't a smouldering radioactive crater?

Contrary to what Star Trek might say,I don't think any civilization is coming out of nuclear war,only world communism being made would be primitive communism, on the account of humanity being set back to the stone age,but this time with the same environmental conditions after a supervolcano the size of Yellowstone erupts coupled with the world being blanketed by deadly radioactivity

This is beyond ripping the copper wiring out

We're in stripping the foundation territory

Long live the Great Stumble Backward!

*House

Senate was yesterday I think

War has changed

Well,my criticisms mainly extend to modern day Russia

I have little bad to say about the USSR as a whole,barring some Romania specific stuff like giving the Ukrainian SSR it's coastline and Bucovina,and of course the chauvinism that remained both in it's internal arrangements and in it's relations with it's "allies",which were more akin to satrapies than partners

That being said,I recognize it's historically progressive role and will always acknowledge it's role in liberating us from the nazi scourge and uplifting mainly agrarian nations into at least somewhat industrialized nations

Of course,this development wasn't completely even,and many mistakes were made,and I do agree we need to move away from the ghost of communism past,but I firmly believe Eastern Europe without them would have been a much more tragic place

Fehlinger's alt

Mind clarifying a bit? This reads like vagueposting

You can look through my comments about Russia and I laid out my critiques of the attitude very clearly,I'm curious to see what exactly you mean by this

Take out Fargo

Quick,what's your take on Rojava

Wtf did NATO put in the water in talinn?

It's like they harnessed all the latent Nazism in post WW2 eastern Europe and distilled it into a nation