“It is difficult for me to imagine what "personal liberty" is enjoyed by an unemployed person, who goes about hungry, and cannot find employment. Real liberty can exist only where exploitation has been abolished, where there is no oppression of some by others, where there is no unemployment and poverty, where a man is not haunted by the fear of being tomorrow deprived of work, of home and of bread. Only in such a society is real, and not paper, personal and every other liberty possible.” ― J. V. Stalin
@@tboon9399 Well, "bro", I would suggest you re-examine your ideas about this. Or, and you will more likely do this, continue eating and drinking western and/or revionist slop. Actually read the damn quote, you *might* just learn something if your mind is even a little bit open. You are more of a murderer than he could ever be, even I, too, before I learned the truth about political economy and the world in which we live, and judging by your subscriptions, you would definitely be open to promoting US-led western imperialist murder and denying that it is such, even fascism and not knowing it is such, because your creators for whom you fanboy are doubtless promoting just the kind of false consciousness that I'm talking about. You haven't "won" anything by your dude-bro type of comment, it is a fact that Comrade Stalin did his bit to create a better world, which is way more than you will ever do, and in my lifetime, way better than even my paltry efforts could be. I used to believe as you do, but I learned and accepted the truth and grew up, the class consciousness concerning the material world in which we live being the beginning of wisdom.
@@tboon9399so I’m assuming you’re also completely disgusted with all US presidents, from Washington to Biden, winston Churchill, the founding fathers and basically all European leaders?
@@tboon9399 Many things that we "know" about Stalin is pure unhistorical slander whether that be by Khrushchev, Goebbels, or other nationalists watch "Stalin: Marxist-Leninist perspective" by Revolutionary Left Radio Besides Stalin wasn't the only person in the government yes he had the position of Supreme Soviet but his vote was still a singular vote even the CIA admitted it (in unclassified documents) CIA-RDP80-00810A006000360009-0 "Even in Stalin's time there was collective leadership. The Western idea of a dictator within the Communist setup is exaggerated"
capitalism kills way more I thought you were accusing ME of arguing for capitalism. I’m a democratic socialist but without heavy regulation and oversight, any system is vulnerable to bastards.
capitalism kills way more I would prefer the latter but I have no confidence in our ability to pull it off. I think another near useless bureaucracy would evolve. So I would settle for” Bernie-ism”.
"Why don't you just ask the people who lived under communism about how they liked it?" "No no no not those ones, the grandchildren of Cuban plantation owners."
@StalinLovesYou No but Putin recovered Russia at saved it from economic downfall that Yeltsin created. I am Russian and I absolutely admire both Stalin and Putin. Both good men.
"People who lived under socialism would never return to socialism" People who lived in the Soviet Union: _"Compared to the current government, Stalin is a god"_
@Imperial Soviet yeah, the guy who killed just as many (if not more) people (a large portion of them russians) as a certain failed Austrian painter. Anybody that considers him a "god" or a "hero" is a person with really short memory - the guy was simply a butcher
Ppl who lived under Stalin, very few are actually alive that too in a healthy condition. Most of Today's Stalinists are youngsters who are blinded by the Propoganda.
At least in the USSR it was 1) free higher education 2) free apartment. If you have children, then they give you a big apartment. 3) free medicine, one of the best in the world. 4) Low rates of social stratification 5) The absence of unemployment, that is, you are provided with work and work in the specialty for which you studied. 6) Promotion of atheism at the state level, although religions were not oppressed. They just weren't funded) 7) National, gender and racial equality after revolutions. And this is 1917. Women led enterprises, became scientists, etc. While in the US ..... 8) Real healthy products, without vegetable harmonies. Because there was a "GOST"
@@jasonmiller3011 the capitalist restoration. When the USSR was dissolved, the wealthy in the country bought up all the previously state-owned companies and industry. That's also why most post-soviet states have oligarchies. Under capitalism, the most profitable things are the most encouraged things, and buying up all the infrastructure, lowering wages, and ignoring worker protections are all VERY profitable.
@@tex8788 but there is also capitalism in usa . I am a plumber and I buy a new car every year . If capitalism is bad then how I make so much money and if communism is good then how all the avarage people in communist countries are so poor .
@@jasonmiller3011 There are several things to take note of here. The first is that your experience is not typical of the average American. Most Anericans find trouble paying for a 400 dollar emergency. The second is that communist countries are largely sanctioned to death by the US and NATO blocs. Despite this, countries like Cuba have higher literacy, lower infant mortality, and higher life expectancies than the USA. Many communist countries also rose from far lower starting points than the USA or Europe. Look at the USSR for example- in the early 1900s Russia had almost no industry, with almost all of their manufacturing in two cities. It was a feudal state with literal peasants. Thirty years after the communists gain power and the USSR, after a famine, two world wars, a revolution, a civil war, economic blockades, and an invasion by US, Canadian, and British troops, beats back the Nazis on the eastern front. Mind you, the majority of the Nazi army was in the east as they planned to genocide the Slavs living there and colonize it for Germans. Cuba was a sugar colony. The GDR had almost no industry as West Germany just so happened to own the Rhine valley and half of Berlin. These countries started from very low and achieved many things for their populations. Compare Cuba to other countries in Latin America, as well. Honduras, the Dominican Republic, Guatemala, El Salvador, Paraguay, etc: Cuba outperforms them in many metrics. To say that "people in communist countries are poor" denies the starting places of these countries and what the average life is like there when compared to countries in the same economic level. Finally, after the fall of the USSR, several things happened. Alcoholism and drug use skyrocketed. Homelessness exploded. After Communism, only the countries with millions and billions in funding from outside sources stayed afloat, with oligarchies buying up the state machinery. Significant portions in most of these countries want communism back. There's my answer to your response.
@@tex8788 most Americans nearly 80% of them use iPhone . An avarage iPhone cost 1000 us$ . How can people can not afford 400 $ . It is just people spend money stupidly . America is the easiest country in this world to make money .
@@costasvas341 yeah but tell me any famine that happened after that exactly they never that was the point to stop famine as both ussr and america had equal rations but the soviets one was more nutreisas
My Russian friend's answer is this: "Current government are all together with no checks and challenges. Even if one make mistake there are little punishment. At least Stalin can send them to gulag and create conflict between inner party (I guess to make competition)"
@@thedarkgamertdg2234 I showed him the comment and he just typed back what i said. We are at the view that there is little accountability in the current government. Normally, different branch of the government should challenge each other, presenting their perspective (treasury will be against military expansion because it costs money), but current RU officials share the same interest, so things go unopposed and breed bad culture.
That's not really true. Stalin killed many people during he ruled a country. About 20 million people was sent to death penalty in Siberia. Minimum 2 million of them were died. About half of that citizens wasn't guilty. People don't wanna Stalin's return
Stalin was a great leader who fought for the people to establish socialism - he raised the standard of living for USSR from a civilization of horse drawn plows to entering the space age. No capitalist propaganda can take that away.
Wow. 100%, brother. I hate how they always say, "millions killed" by Stalin. What the hell? You mean millions of Nazi soldiers? Yes! But even then it was the army, and Stalin was just the leader. The capitalists and their lies will not last forever.
This reminds me of the part in the Simpsons were Russia at a UN meeting suddenly switches back to the Soviet Union so looks like its just a matter of time.
it wont atleast not into the full potential cause some of the nations that ussr occupied are in nato and eu and a war between nato and eu is commiting suicide
Takeup 1 Many putin voters will vote communist after he’s gone and apart from the Baltics and Poland the majority of former soviet bloc citizens want a return to the glory days.
@@hugoarendi3878 yet you guys support nato who killed more innocent people than stalin ever did by the way of sanctions and resources mainly oil in the middle east
i know countless people who had relatives who died or suffered under the 'liberating force' of the krauts(my family included), but have yet to find somebody outside of a liberal russian or ultranationalist Eastern European that was sent to a gulag despite the american education system telling my Russian/ukrainian/Polish self that Stalin imprisoned over 40 million people while simultaneously killing over 30 million people
that's a made up number. no leader can intentionally kill that much. it is human nature to fight back when oppressed. if stalin even attempted such a thing there would have been revolt everywhere. and it's just not logical it would break gov reputation and break the economy who would be stupid to attempt that?
Exactly, there's been several academics stating that the numbers touted in western academia is actually just rumors and estimates from the cold war , and please I do not trust a single number coming from that time and that region.
The Russians are right! Stalin was a great man that took a backward agrarian country into an industrial power house. Russia lost the First World War and won the Second. When Stalin died, he left behind a Soviet Union with nuclear weapons, never to be invaded again. There hasn't been a greater leader of the Soviet Union or Russia since. Even Putin can never match Stalin's achievements. Yes, Stalin made mistakes and killed people. But if this somehow delegitimises Stalin, then the USA and Britain would be two countries that automatically delegitimise themselves. Both of them are responsible for some of history's worst genocides - the US wouldn't even have a country without wholesale genocide of native Americans, and mass enslavement of Africans. The British Empire caused famines everywhere, from Ireland to the Bengal killing tens of millions. Russia should give its greatest recent leader the due respect that Stalin deserves. When I do finally get to visit Russia in the future, I hope I will find Stalin's statues restored so I can pay respects to the great man!
Stalin died in 53. How can these people be "nostalgic" for something that they didn't even live through? Maybe I'm nit picking but it feels like the wrong word choice.
That's why they tore his legacy down after he died in '53, because the ppl who lived through it we're terrified by him. All these ppl remembering Stalin fondly are lucky they were born after Stalin was long dead.
overwhelming lots of shit is coming from tv and russian social media groups(Evgeniy Prigozhin's private 50cent army of kremlinbots, yes, youtube too). various topics are mixed with pseudoscience, pseudolinguistics, anti-semitism, racism, somekind of neopaganism, lots of religious cults and sects(not to mention the main, government-level one - russian orthodox church. well they claim they're orthodox but greek orthodox told rescently they've nothing to do with it) lots of conspiracy theories bullshit(as well as the stuff mentioned earlier) is pushed through so called pseudodocumentaries. it's like spam, it's everywhere people are reposting convincing each other to believe in it. lots of folks are just tierd and are trying to seclude themselves from the shit that's happening. like "i'm apolitical, i (don't want to)know nothing about it, whe're just plain folk, but still vote for Putin cause "there's no other alternative".
The Soviet Union lives on in every communists hearts. Our fight for equality and the liberation of the working class will never cease. Glory to comrade Stalin!
Hear hear! I was born and raised in the west, and still live there, where all the lies imaginable are pushed about Stalin and everything socialist, but even I know the truth! After Lenin, that great visionary, there was Stalin, the other great visionary, whose assassination by the Khruschevite scum paved the way for the overthrow of glorious Soviet socialism and the Soviet Union through illegal dissolution. The Soviet Union and all those socialist states faithful to the communist cause live on in my heart, too. May Soviet socialism return, better than before, may the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics rise again and make the capitalist world tremble!
@@sentientnatalie nice text comrade, we all fight on our separate stretches of land to end upp in solidarity for a socialist future. I admire Stalin and Lenin for guiding the way for Soviet socialism and socialism in general in the age of imperialism. One day the earth shall be ours, the future is in our path!
@@sentientnatalie Fucking hell you are on drugs. 1. Lenin did not want Stalin to become the next leader 2. Stalin was a horrible dictator who murdered 9 million people through famine, purges etc 3. Socialism/ Communism has clearly failed. Stalin didn't intend for a devolution of the state ever, no communist leader does. You know why? Because it is very easy to become corrupt when your a dictator. Communism fails by design
This shows a difference between the Russians and the Chinese. The Chinese recognise Mao's mistakes but respect his achievements. Yeltsin denounced Stalin and the USSR. History has a continuity and the USSR has its stand in Russian history with its positives and negatives. See how China is now and how Russia is now. The present is built from the past. Smart leaders learn from past mistakes but not negate everything past leaders do. Yelstin even became humble to recognise fake mistakes set up to denounce Stalin. I call that silly.
Stalin was a brutal dictator, he killed millions of innocent people and destroyed millions of families, he was a devil and monster at the same time! His paranoia combined with the psychopathic disorder from which he suffered even from childhood led to becoming a MERCILESS MONSTRUM ruclips.net/video/S6nqKu6heAs/видео.html
@ScarletDespair Stalin killed 860.000 people. Not all of them Russians. Most of them traitors, trotskists, corrupt officials. As it was the dictatorship of the proletariat, can't really hate Stalin for that. As history showed, it was indeed for the greater good. Oh, did I miss something? Is there no more slavery in the West? So, you wanna say that a common banana plantation worker in some Honduras can just quit his job without dying of starvation shortly after? Sounds amazing!
@@matthood4857 its actually scary though. during thanksgiving EVERY YEAR in elementary school, the first and second graders would do a play written by the government funded public school curriculum in which the natives were best friends with the pilgrims and they had a great feast and lived happily ever after. it wasn't until I read A People's History of the United States by Howard Zinn when I realized the true horrors behind the nation.
I love how they say celebrating the end of the war instead of celebrating the victory of the war is it really that hard to just say russia won the Second World War
You guys cant really say anything considering you dont have a deep er connectionto it all like me and hes no Saint he killed sooooo many for no reason at all
I already know that when I die a heap of rubbish will be shoved on my grave- but one day it will be blown away by the wind of history - Josef Stalin, Savior of Mankind
@@kyecypress The deaths under Stalin's administration were 700,000 not 20 million or whatever high score that the lying Goebbels propagandists drunkenly made up.
@@musestarlight1 Land lease was a propaganda fantasy. It was impossible to have happened during that time period when Nazi Germany had already cut off the Soviet Union in the West. In the East, Imperial Japan was present, with most of China and Korea already occupied. US was not able to transport from Alaska as well due to risks with Imperial Japan and US already occupied with the logistics in the Pacific and Western Europe. How could all that equipment have passed into Russia without German army not knowing? It could have not magically spawned there like in your video games. Russia had its military industry already producing at full capacity. Land lease never happened except in your fictional history books.
Kerala is a socialist state in India and is the better state in terms of quality of life of the India. I love you from Colombia, dear comrades. ¡Long live proletarian internationalism! ✊🏾☭
@@PartnershipsForYou lmao, I can tell you are an anarchist marxist keyboard warrior. Explain how religion is cancer, and how "CONservatives" (whatever the hell that means), is bad?
Stalin lead the USSR was it experienced the brutality and Famine of the Russian civil war that took 10 years to fully end and ruined much of the country, and during this post civil war period Stalin took this war torn agricultural nation and turned it into a modern superpower with industrialized farming and a system of food distribution to everyone in only a couple decades, and then the nazis attacked and he lead the nation against them and dusrvived the worst horrors of the holocaust that was mostly done in the USSR and the famines caused by the loss of farmland to war which stalin ended, in the post war period Stalin eradicated homelessness and rapidly improved quality of life for the USSR's citizens before dying. it only makes sense he is still remembered so well.
The famines were caused by Stalin rounding up all of the grains and the seeds and the farming equipment from the kulaks and leaving them to starve and eat their own children in the winter. Stalin's paranoia was so myopic and destructive that it led him to killing off thousands of the military brass during the purges of the 1930s leaving the Soviets with an unlearned, inexperienced, sycophantic Officer class that was helpless when the Germans attacked in 1941. His only redemption is that he had more corpses to throw into the meat grinder at Stalingrad, and that he put his faith in Zhukov, who was actually brilliant. Stalin is without equal. He's the totalitarian leader to set the benchmark, and corpses in the tens of millions lie at his feet. He's the worst person who ever lived.
@@rorybiller first of all, both sides seized grain from peasants to feed their soldiers during the war. this is nothing new and has happened in every single war in history and it was in no way a centralized effort. the Kuluks were not "left to starve", they were infact moved to kolkhoz farms several years after the civil war. as far as the infamous "army purges" the red army had many officers in it loyal to the tsar that had to be used to fight the civil war because they were invaluable to the army but could never be fully trusted. they had to go, however very few were actually executed most were just exiled to remote regions of russia (not in gulags usually), and the myth that the red army was a savage meat grinder that only won through sheer manpower is just that a myth, infact it is an insult to the people who fought bravely and died to defeat the nazis. the Red army suffered so badly because the eastern front of world war two is the place where the world's at the time two largest armies were fighting and furiously trying to wipe eahc other off the face of the planet. the Nazi's suffered similar extreme losses infact 80% of all nazi wartime deaths happened fighting in the east. also the claim that Stalin "killed tens of millions" is absurd for multiple reasons: 1. often, the numbers i hear for stalin's death toll exceed the actual population of the USSR at the time so they are clearly bullshit because that is physically impossible. 2. Internationally verified Census data shows no such major population decline except of course during world war two which i shouldn't need to explain why people would be dying during 3. the numbers vary so wildly depending on how far to the right whoever is telling me them are that it is obvious to anybody they were made up on the spot.
Stalin collected The grain and exported IT so that he could purchase industrial equipment from The West. The famines were caused by this export-import trade. Stalin built stalinkas For The elites and did not build enough housing for The ordinary people. When Kruschev came in, his priority was building so-called kruschovkas For The masses. So, Stalin killed a lot of people in these man-made famines and also let people live in subpar housing for 10-20 years.
Many people don't realize that in Russia it is mandatory in High School to read Gulag Archipelago. Puts the "State glorification of Stalin" in perspective.
@cool no he definitely can, he was a staunch anticommunist, so it was 100% in his favour to lie about Gulags to make money selling his fiction to the west as "a look into the USSR never before seen." Bunch of anticommunist and revisionist slop
stalin only did what was necessary at the time. famine was quite regular in russia these times any way so it is not his fault necessarily and as for the rest it was not pretty but russia needed someone like him at the time that would not care of what the world would make of him after he is gone. should we be like him today?: NO should we praise him for his sacrifice?: YES!
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@@drill6739 tell that to all the people who died in the great leap forward. Not to say he was any better than the nationalists of the time. Killing in between 30-55 million people. But knowing Mao he probably thought that it would mean less people to revolt against him.
Jason S Savitt lmfao “knowing mao.” so corny. you only “know” mao through the lense of capitalist history. regardless, claiming that mao purposely killed the working class people in the great leap forward, going so far as to use the term murdered, is ahistorical AT BEST. you need to keep in mind that china at this time in its history was the poorest country in the world and, therefore, predisposed to famine, flood deaths, etc. caused by unpredictable weather patterns. china had been having famines of the same or higher death toll throughout history, and the famine seen in the great leap forward has been the last famine in china since. of course there were mistakes mao made, but attributing EVERY DEATH to only him disputed the conditions of the time is ridiculous and honestly stupid. what the great leap forward succeeded in doing was developing the productive forces of the prc, therefore creating an economy more capable of supporting its population of 800 million at the time (remember that china was THE POOREST COUNTRY IN THE WORLD before the revolution), and was the first program of economic development in china leading to the current 800 million lifted out of poverty figure, championed by modern day china. also, just because you wanted to assert that mao was chairman of the prc contrary to the masses desire, mao unleashed what was called the Cultural Revolution in china in the 1960’s in which he called for the masses of china to persecute any person, concept, or thing that they felt hindered the revolution’s advancement, this included the communist party and its government figures. if they didn’t want mao to be their leader, the 800 million working class people would have thrown him out like they did numerous other people/things lol
Ivan Ivanovich Ivanovosky because mao definitely didn’t throw out the tibetan feudal lords who’d been starving and mutilating the tibetan people for hundreds of years.
Ivan Ivanovich Ivanovosky theres literally no evidence that uighurs are having their organs harvested. literally every article i’ve read on the subject sites either cia media arms, ngos funded by the united states, or the fulon gong media arm and its affiliates lmfao. you also fail to provide context, you can’t just say “they’re detaining uighurs.” leaving one’s mind to wander. we already know that uighurs are being radicalized by right wing western forces, and are even being smuggled to turkey in order to fight proxy wars. we already know that radical uighur terrorists have committed numerous deadly terrorist attacks in china since 2010. the re-education camps are nothing more than just that: re-education camps for those suspected of harboring extremist views. you’re being hypocritical, the united states (the west generally) imprison non white people disproportionately and at WAY higher rates. unlike china, we have evidence for why this happens, it’s in the constitution, is free labor for the bourgeoisie.
@@hardbassindustry Yes, there was a mix with both Russia and Turkey, still majority look different from both and you can tell. And from what I've heard Turks in recent decades mixed with Slavs after some Turks married Slavs and other Europeans so that probably changed them as well looks-wise. As for Georgians, looks-wise they are more similar to Basques in Spain.
Nah, dude. It wasn't like that. The Great Purge of 1937-38 mostly affected party and military elites. Maybe for that reason Stalin, unlike Hitler, didn't have to go through 6 assasination attempts. Some of the rich peasantry was relocated to make way for collectivisation program (to help out industrialisation).
Not really. Every sane man craves, stability, harmony, order and strong action. These are what founded and worked with human societies since their inception. There was no commitee, there was one tribe leader. There was no democracy, there was the king. Democracy, its modern 1800th century incarnation is a false god.
It's honoring history and recognizing him as the hero that he was; rather than wishing for him to be resurrected. I'm sure that Americans who honor George Washington don't want him to be resurrected and made president.
@@royjaber571 Even The Soviet Union thrived under a centrally planned economy under Stalin's five year plans. The Economic Stagnation was because of the horrible policies of Stalin's successors
Stalin was no different than Genghis Khan, Alexander the great, even Winston Churchill (man responsible for 3 millions death due to Bengal famine). He was a great ruler but a horrible human being. But at that time it was all common. History is written by winners so that's why no one in the west knows what cruelty British empire did in India even after 1900. To me Stalin was no different than Churchill.
Yes, Churchill is an absolutely disgusting man, but to say that he is equivalent to Stalin, a man who murdered more than two times the people either directly or indirectly is humbug.
Eason Cheng more like 7 times the number. but still, they have a point, you almost have to be a heartless sociopath to make it to the top. there are so many that you must step on to get there, and most compassionate humans would start feeling uncomfortable about it fairly quickly. most world leaders are evil.
@Kujo's Vision genius or not, murdering Innocents was his hobby. He didn't expand his empire without bloodshed. He was genius and a great warrior no doubt about that, but also a murderer and a rapist.
@@BothHands1 exactly my point, all these world leaders may act all Innocents in front of a camera but behind it they're at each others throats. All of the major secret services around the world are killing each other for dominance. But it's just us normal people who don't know about this.
Yh, he achieved this by turning each individual into pure production asset, only living on a minimum of basic needs and giving the individual no change for self-development . Thanks to the lend-lease program the USSR received vital equipment and support, before they got their own industry running in masses. 'Leading them into victory', yh since USSR had a plenty of people the preferred strategy was just to throw as many (sometimes unarmed) individuals at them until the enemy is overrun. In short: giving not a single fk about your own population and their well being. Congrats, you did achieve your goal, but it's just a matter of time before your own people turn against you tho. Guess what happened...
And millions upon millions were sacrificed. 4 million were forced into the gulags which were responsible for much of the success of the USSR. In other words, the "super worker" boasted by commies didn't actually make a dent. Without slaves in the gulags the empire would have fallen. All the sins commies believed capitalism commits they themselves committed everyday.
@Sid the Sloth The deaths under Stalin's administration were 700,000 not 20 million or whatever high score that the lying Goebbels propagandists drunkenly made up.
Lol come to Russia all people who lived under Stalin (70+ year olds) love him to the point where you can't find a single house without Stalin calendar. My grandparents lived during his leadership and they do miss Soviet times.
@@davidulanovsky8943 I am of an age that I can remember quite a lot about Russia, previously USSR, Hungary, Balkans etc. I also watch Russian News broadcasts and read a lot. Please do not presume because I'm not Russian, I'm unaware of Putin and Russian people. At least in my Country I can criticise openly Government and Members of our Government without fear of retribution. It always surprises me that the Russian people, ordinary citizens of their Country, just as I am in mine, appear unaware of where Putins Billions came from.
@@wendigo017 It's called brainwashing and fear of that regime. You must be aware that many Europeans who stood side by side to defeat Hitler ended up in Gulags! My son visited Russia when ordinary people were permitted to do so. He loved the Country and the people. The West aren't your enemy, your News Channels feel we are. In my family and large circle of friends I have never heard them say they fear Russia. It's not very long ago that graves of Europeans were found. DNA is being used to try to trace any remaining family members. I went to School with girls and boys whose Fathers had been Prisoners of War from Poland which was part of the Eastern Bloc, German soldiers etc. Never were they treated any different from anyone else. They were our friends, playmates and integrated. I was never aware they were any different from anyone else or they'd been Prisoners of War until I was an adult. My best friends Dad was German, he never went back to his Homeland as the memories were too painful. Another friends Dad held down 2 jobs so he could send one wage to Poland the other for his own children. Research yourself, you will find many many Russians suffered terribly under Stalin. He didn't, nor did those who stood with him in the yearly parade of Soldiers, ranks etc. Look at pictures of those people, majority of them were certainly well fed. Easy to tell just by looking at them.
@Revolutionary Communist I see this video has started to attract the Stalin defense squad let me guess you think Stalin didn't violently resettle and forcibly aquire the assets of the Kulaks huh? He also didn't kill them in there hundreds of thousands either right? Edit: I can't tell if your trolling if so disregard lol
Let's be honest, *if it wasnt for Stalin we would all be speaking German right now* and Heiling Hitler every morning. The Allies did jack shit compared to the Soviets in defeating fascism.
Actually Soviets and Nazi Germany signed a non aggression pact...could of become allies. Hitler stupidity was invading the Soviet Union and made them enemy
Sebastian1997[DK] in terms of Hitler and Stalins ruling style they couldn’t be more different, Stalin at his height was a highly organised, ruthless dictator who was feared by much of his own people, Hitler was much more emotional, had the organisation of a teenager and amongst most Germans was not feared. I’m not endorsing Nazism in any way but honestly it’s more shocking that there are any Russian stalinists.
@Внук Ельцина but why the hate for his countrymen? I thought it was the autocratic Tsars he hated. Edit: Nevermind I did the research, Lenin himself was of mixed heritage. Jewish along with Swedish/German. He was only Russian by birth.
The soveit days were better...with gorbachev not stalin and how can this guy say he was good when he didn't live under the dictators rule one second back then was all it took to get sent to a gulag no matter what you did who you were and your age all sent to gulags
Vice, oh Vice. No one is buying your propaganda anymore, don't you have something better to report on? "Putin's revived much of the Soviet pomp that began under Stalin." The state Anthem of the USSR was chosen to replace the Socialist Internationale to signal to the West that the USSR was ready to cooperate and dispel the notion that the USSR was seeking a "world revolution" through the lyrics of the Internationale. The melody was revived, but that doesn't mean anything, because the lyrics mention nothing about Stalin or Communism, but rather about God and Russia. Victory Day parades were NEVER established as an official holiday under Stalin. Stalin in fact had actually made May 9th (Victory Day) officially a working day in 1947, effectively canceling ALL celebrations to commemorate the end of WW2 under his rule. It was not until 1965, when Leonid Brezhnev established it has a non-working holiday. Leonid himself was a Red Army veteran, unlike Stalin, and he knew that for nearly 20 years the Veterans could not celebrate because Stalin would rather take all the credit for winning the war. Vice, do you honestly believe that your audience is as dumb as cattle? Putin didn't revive Victory day, it had always been a holiday since 1965, as I mentioned previously. The "Hero of Socialist Labour " medal was revived under the name of "Hero of Labour of the Russian Federation " in 2013 by Putin. There is nothing wrong about it, in fact, many other Soviet titles from the Soviet medal system were revived by Putin. But I bet you didn't know that Russia isn't the only country that has revived them under different titles. The "Hero of the Soviet Union" medal was revived in Ukraine as the "Hero of Ukraine" and the "Hero of Belarus" in the Republic of Belarus. It isn't uncommon for these post-Soviet states to continue the heraldic tradition of their successor state. Ukraine's security service, the SBU, as of 2019, still uses the shield and sword of the KGB's emblem. The same goes for the Belarusian KDB, and the Russian FSB. There's also one last bit of information you've omitted. Putin respects Russia's past, but yet you've tried to make him seem like some pro-Stalinist scumbag by basically saying: Hey look! Putin revived the melody of the sate anthem of the USSR, and he even revived a medal that was created under Stalin's rule! So he must be creating a neo-Soviet, pro-Stalinist dictatorship. But this is far from the case, as Putin focused on respecting the majority of the citizens who had fought all their life under the guise and ideology of Communism. He knew many of the Veterans, elderly people, artists, actors, musicians, and regular day citizens of the USSR lived most of their life under a state called the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics. Their entire life they were taught to fight for their country, and when it collapsed, many people felt like their entire life was building up to be all for nothing. He knew they felt their lives were washed away down the drain alongside the country, and what happened after the collapse was just pure chaos. The part you don't mention is Putin made the Tsarist tri-color flag the permanent official flag of the Russian Federation, and the imperial double-headed eagle of the Russian Empire as the permanent symbol of the coat of arms of Russia. He also revived many imperial Russian medals, such as the Order of St. George (the highest military decoration of the Russian Empire) and took part in the opening ceremonies of new monuments dedicated to former Tsars. Putin even opened a new monument in Moscow called the "Wall of Grief" in October, 2017, dedicated to the victims of Stalin's repression, one month before the 100th anniversary of the October Revolution. You've chosen to ignore all these details, and that is why your news is nothing but complete hogwash, good riddance...
The victory parades were hardly celebrated during the soviet era because of its brutality, so it was a low key celebration. These parades were celebrated in 1945 and 1985, after the collapse of the union, Russia celebrates it every 9th of May. The most common celebrations in the USSR were the October Revolution and May Day parades.
Shaolin I understand the notion that all confederates were evil but that’s not truly the case. In a lot of things in history, you have to look in a grey area.
Mr. Wumpa much like there is a grey area for Stalin. Yes people died, but the numbers are mostly exaggerated in the Wets to demonise the Soviets. Most of the deaths attributed to him are from natural disaster (famine). But in another argument (made in the video by a Russian) he transformed a feudalistic state into a space and nuclear power in 30 years, not to forget that in this time he always defeated the most advanced and destructive military force the word had seen to this point in WW2. He took 30 years to do that, when the West took 200-300 years. If it hadn’t been for Stalin, Germany would have won WW2 in Europe, and the world would be a much darker place right now
NUFC I do agree with a lot of what your saying. WW2 and the Soviets were crucial to the allied victories, but to say that Stalin was a misunderstood or good man just isn’t right. What his regime did to people on a normal basis was horrifying. Look what he did to the boy who like his daughter. Look to what extent he did to have Trotsky killed. I understand he did good things for the country but the cost and fear in my eyes is too great.
@@MrWumpa-tn1ib all the founding fathers literally took part in genocide of Natives and had slaves Abraham Lincoln was corrupt diminished states rights to nothing, enlarged banks and burned down the south People venerate Hussein Obongo the serial bomber and deporter in chief
This makes me think of the Lenin quote of “Capitalists will sell us the rope by which we hang them”. What I mean by that is Putin is trying to garner more support for Russian Imperialism by celebrating figures of Russia’s Soviet Past but this is leading to people saying yeah “ things were better under communism”
Honestly good advice. I always tell people not to take anything as a given and to treat every situations with nuance and critical thinking. No one EVER listens, but I tell them. Haha
The first time I see an individualist in the comments, hope you are doing well man. Still... funny how individualism is still a sort of ideology though...
@@Prometheushighaf Wouldn't you agree that no matter what you think you can still be categorized as part of any ideology, is terminology important to you or do you roll with Eminem's way 'I am whatever you say I am'.
when I die, a lot of garbage will be put on my grave, but the wind of time will ruthlessly sweep it away.
Joseph Stalin
Ah!
The present generations are more liberal, they will put more garbage
what a wonderful line.
Ah... My good old line...
I miss those days.......
@@balijaa Hmmm
“It is difficult for me to imagine what "personal liberty" is enjoyed by an unemployed person, who goes about hungry, and cannot find employment.
Real liberty can exist only where exploitation has been abolished, where there is no oppression of some by others, where there is no unemployment and poverty, where a man is not haunted by the fear of being tomorrow deprived of work, of home and of bread. Only in such a society is real, and not paper, personal and every other liberty possible.”
― J. V. Stalin
Cool story bro. 2 plus 2 may equal 4 but the man stating this truth that is a murderer is still a murderer.
@@tboon9399 Well, "bro", I would suggest you re-examine your ideas about this. Or, and you will more likely do this, continue eating and drinking western and/or revionist slop. Actually read the damn quote, you *might* just learn something if your mind is even a little bit open.
You are more of a murderer than he could ever be, even I, too, before I learned the truth about political economy and the world in which we live, and judging by your subscriptions, you would definitely be open to promoting US-led western imperialist murder and denying that it is such, even fascism and not knowing it is such, because your creators for whom you fanboy are doubtless promoting just the kind of false consciousness that I'm talking about.
You haven't "won" anything by your dude-bro type of comment, it is a fact that Comrade Stalin did his bit to create a better world, which is way more than you will ever do, and in my lifetime, way better than even my paltry efforts could be. I used to believe as you do, but I learned and accepted the truth and grew up, the class consciousness concerning the material world in which we live being the beginning of wisdom.
@@tboon9399 Communism also fails by design. But clearly people here have not realised it yet
@@tboon9399so I’m assuming you’re also completely disgusted with all US presidents, from Washington to Biden, winston Churchill, the founding fathers and basically all European leaders?
@@tboon9399 Many things that we "know" about Stalin is pure unhistorical slander whether that be by Khrushchev, Goebbels, or other nationalists watch "Stalin: Marxist-Leninist perspective" by Revolutionary Left Radio Besides Stalin wasn't the only person in the government yes he had the position of Supreme Soviet but his vote was still a singular vote even the CIA admitted it (in unclassified documents) CIA-RDP80-00810A006000360009-0 "Even in Stalin's time there was collective leadership. The Western idea of a dictator within the Communist setup is exaggerated"
It makes sense that people living at the bottom of the ladder in an oligarchy might think that the soviet days were better.
capitalism kills way more
Read again
capitalism kills way more
I thought you were accusing ME of arguing for capitalism. I’m a democratic socialist but without heavy regulation and oversight, any system is vulnerable to bastards.
For some, it might have been better. But one must be very ignorant if he/she thinks that the Stalinist USSR was actually a great living period.
capitalism kills way more
I would prefer the latter but I have no confidence in our ability to pull it off. I think another near useless bureaucracy would evolve. So I would settle for” Bernie-ism”.
StalinLovesYou
Yes I know. That’s the best I can hope for here.
"Why don't you just ask the people who lived under communism about how they liked it?"
"No no no not those ones, the grandchildren of Cuban plantation owners."
My parents lived under the ussr and they didnt like it.
My parents liked it
@@sim3ligamingyt648 the soviets burnt down lithuanian villages and then called innocent lithuanians bandits.
@@flinxxzz6388 innocent while bandierists were doing pogroms. Ok
@@WM-gf8zm the russians basivally wanted lithuanians dead.
putin: brings back stalin to promote national pride and identification
stalin: yeah I'll take over from here
@StalinLovesYou no
@StalinLovesYou without the satelite states the russian empire is bigger
@StalinLovesYou No but Putin recovered Russia at saved it from economic downfall that Yeltsin created. I am Russian and I absolutely admire both Stalin and Putin. Both good men.
Комиссар Iraqi.
I can just seem Neo-Stalin smashing out of the cloning vats and leading a second revolution.
"People who lived under socialism would never return to socialism"
People who lived in the Soviet Union:
_"Compared to the current government, Stalin is a god"_
Lenin approves
@Imperial Soviet yeah, the guy who killed just as many (if not more) people (a large portion of them russians) as a certain failed Austrian painter. Anybody that considers him a "god" or a "hero" is a person with really short memory - the guy was simply a butcher
Ppl who lived under Stalin, very few are actually alive that too in a healthy condition. Most of Today's Stalinists are youngsters who are blinded by the Propoganda.
Because Stalin bad as CIA messaged them personally
@@Ms.-Lily did KGB msg you that Stalin was good.
At least in the USSR it was
1) free higher education
2) free apartment. If you have children, then they give you a big apartment.
3) free medicine, one of the best in the world.
4) Low rates of social stratification
5) The absence of unemployment, that is, you are provided with work and work in the specialty for which you studied.
6) Promotion of atheism at the state level, although religions were not oppressed. They just weren't funded)
7) National, gender and racial equality after revolutions. And this is 1917. Women led enterprises, became scientists, etc. While in the US .....
8) Real healthy products, without vegetable harmonies. Because there was a "GOST"
So how russia become so poor
@@jasonmiller3011 the capitalist restoration. When the USSR was dissolved, the wealthy in the country bought up all the previously state-owned companies and industry. That's also why most post-soviet states have oligarchies. Under capitalism, the most profitable things are the most encouraged things, and buying up all the infrastructure, lowering wages, and ignoring worker protections are all VERY profitable.
@@tex8788 but there is also capitalism in usa . I am a plumber and I buy a new car every year . If capitalism is bad then how I make so much money and if communism is good then how all the avarage people in communist countries are so poor .
@@jasonmiller3011 There are several things to take note of here. The first is that your experience is not typical of the average American. Most Anericans find trouble paying for a 400 dollar emergency.
The second is that communist countries are largely sanctioned to death by the US and NATO blocs. Despite this, countries like Cuba have higher literacy, lower infant mortality, and higher life expectancies than the USA.
Many communist countries also rose from far lower starting points than the USA or Europe.
Look at the USSR for example- in the early 1900s Russia had almost no industry, with almost all of their manufacturing in two cities. It was a feudal state with literal peasants. Thirty years after the communists gain power and the USSR, after a famine, two world wars, a revolution, a civil war, economic blockades, and an invasion by US, Canadian, and British troops, beats back the Nazis on the eastern front. Mind you, the majority of the Nazi army was in the east as they planned to genocide the Slavs living there and colonize it for Germans.
Cuba was a sugar colony. The GDR had almost no industry as West Germany just so happened to own the Rhine valley and half of Berlin.
These countries started from very low and achieved many things for their populations.
Compare Cuba to other countries in Latin America, as well. Honduras, the Dominican Republic, Guatemala, El Salvador, Paraguay, etc: Cuba outperforms them in many metrics.
To say that "people in communist countries are poor" denies the starting places of these countries and what the average life is like there when compared to countries in the same economic level.
Finally, after the fall of the USSR, several things happened. Alcoholism and drug use skyrocketed. Homelessness exploded. After Communism, only the countries with millions and billions in funding from outside sources stayed afloat, with oligarchies buying up the state machinery. Significant portions in most of these countries want communism back.
There's my answer to your response.
@@tex8788 most Americans nearly 80% of them use iPhone . An avarage iPhone cost 1000 us$ . How can people can not afford 400 $ . It is just people spend money stupidly . America is the easiest country in this world to make money .
The real revisionism started with Khrushchev
If Stalin had governed 80's Soviet Union. Soviets would still be here today for sure. Under Stalin. Russia was a super power at any cost.
@Alex The Awesome No they weren't.
@Alex The Awesome Stalin made the clouds stop raining
@@bobbys1308 No, but he sold food abroad for factory equipment and he enforced an economic system that lead to reduced production.
@@costasvas341 yeah but tell me any famine that happened after that exactly they never that was the point to stop famine as both ussr and america had equal rations but the soviets one was more nutreisas
Stalin almost ruins the country thousands starved in the countryside
"Compared to our current government, Stalin is god".
My Russian friend's answer is this: "Current government are all together with no checks and challenges. Even if one make mistake there are little punishment. At least Stalin can send them to gulag and create conflict between inner party (I guess to make competition)"
shawn li is he advocating for more problems? Am I getting this right?
@@thedarkgamertdg2234 I showed him the comment and he just typed back what i said.
We are at the view that there is little accountability in the current government. Normally, different branch of the government should challenge each other, presenting their perspective (treasury will be against military expansion because it costs money), but current RU officials share the same interest, so things go unopposed and breed bad culture.
That's why you never acquiesce to american foreign policy lol. USSR was a super power, Russia is a shithole.
That's not really true. Stalin killed many people during he ruled a country. About 20 million people was sent to death penalty in Siberia. Minimum 2 million of them were died. About half of that citizens wasn't guilty. People don't wanna Stalin's return
‘Member Stalin?
Ooo I ‘member!
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Memberies
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*_WE member._*
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Stalin was a great leader who fought for the people to establish socialism - he raised the standard of living for USSR from a civilization of horse drawn plows to entering the space age. No capitalist propaganda can take that away.
Wow. 100%, brother.
I hate how they always say, "millions killed" by Stalin. What the hell? You mean millions of Nazi soldiers? Yes! But even then it was the army, and Stalin was just the leader.
The capitalists and their lies will not last forever.
This reminds me of the part in the Simpsons were Russia at a UN meeting suddenly switches back to the Soviet Union so looks like its just a matter of time.
When Putin dies the Soviet Union will rise
it wont atleast not into the full potential cause some of the nations that ussr occupied are in nato and eu and a war between nato and eu is commiting suicide
I'm so hoping that's true!
Takeup 1 Many putin voters will vote communist after he’s gone and apart from the Baltics and Poland the majority of former soviet bloc citizens want a return to the glory days.
да мы все хотим вернуть ссср
Good to see there is still hope in humanity :)
yeah supporting someone who killed millions of people for no reason whatsoever brings tremendous hope
@@hugoarendi3878 Yes, I don't care about the rich, the nazis and the liberals, they can all just starve.
@@hugoarendi3878 yet you guys support nato who killed more innocent people than stalin ever did by the way of sanctions and resources mainly oil in the middle east
@@borgir3451 my country supports nato because we dont want russia to send 30 000 innocent civilians to die in siberia again
@@hugoarendi3878 Shut up. America killed people during the highway of death, and during Vietnam war.
i know countless people who had relatives who died or suffered under the 'liberating force' of the krauts(my family included), but have yet to find somebody outside of a liberal russian or ultranationalist Eastern European that was sent to a gulag despite the american education system telling my Russian/ukrainian/Polish self that Stalin imprisoned over 40 million people while simultaneously killing over 30 million people
that's a made up number. no leader can intentionally kill that much. it is human nature to fight back when oppressed. if stalin even attempted such a thing there would have been revolt everywhere. and it's just not logical it would break gov reputation and break the economy who would be stupid to attempt that?
30 million people... Any evidence?
@@nauticalnovice9244 their point is that it's wrong
Exactly, there's been several academics stating that the numbers touted in western academia is actually just rumors and estimates from the cold war , and please I do not trust a single number coming from that time and that region.
Putin said that in official documents made by krushev and his people, people that died from stalin reign were not anywhere more than 1m
"A local business man" He does know that if Stalinism came back, he'd be the first to be sent to Siberia right?
not true stalin was a traitor to the lower class but beloved by the middle and upper class
This is why Trotsky hated him so much he betryaed the workers same with the mexican communist and socialist which hated stalin
If he would give over his bussiness then he wouldn't get gulaged
@StalinLovesYou And "other criminals" you mean everybody who dosen't support socialism?
Mitsu if by not supporting socialism you mean being counterrevolutionaries? then sure.
The Russians are right! Stalin was a great man that took a backward agrarian country into an industrial power house. Russia lost the First World War and won the Second. When Stalin died, he left behind a Soviet Union with nuclear weapons, never to be invaded again. There hasn't been a greater leader of the Soviet Union or Russia since. Even Putin can never match Stalin's achievements.
Yes, Stalin made mistakes and killed people. But if this somehow delegitimises Stalin, then the USA and Britain would be two countries that automatically delegitimise themselves. Both of them are responsible for some of history's worst genocides - the US wouldn't even have a country without wholesale genocide of native Americans, and mass enslavement of Africans. The British Empire caused famines everywhere, from Ireland to the Bengal killing tens of millions.
Russia should give its greatest recent leader the due respect that Stalin deserves. When I do finally get to visit Russia in the future, I hope I will find Stalin's statues restored so I can pay respects to the great man!
You know what......I've never looked at it that way....
Dont forget about philippines when america colonize it killing thousands of filipinos
*Holodomor
*Gulags
*Ethnic purges
*Religious cleansing
*Assassinating Trotsky
*Deporting thousands of Crimean Tatars
*Everyone outside Russia hates him
@jonny b Ukrainians call it that too, are they nazis as well?
@jonny b the Nazis and USSR were allies at first. He died before Barbarossa.
Me when i'm in a doing nothing wrong competition and my opponent is Joseph Vissarionovich Stalin: 😰😰😰
Stalin died in 53. How can these people be "nostalgic" for something that they didn't even live through? Maybe I'm nit picking but it feels like the wrong word choice.
They just want the old glorious days of the gulag and great economic growth!
That's why they tore his legacy down after he died in '53, because the ppl who lived through it we're terrified by him. All these ppl remembering Stalin fondly are lucky they were born after Stalin was long dead.
Andrew Isbell Actually rightly or wrongly Stalin was loved in Russia when he died. However it’s true the other states hated him.
overwhelming lots of shit is coming from tv and russian social media groups(Evgeniy Prigozhin's private 50cent army of kremlinbots, yes, youtube too). various topics are mixed with pseudoscience, pseudolinguistics, anti-semitism, racism, somekind of neopaganism, lots of religious cults and sects(not to mention the main, government-level one - russian orthodox church. well they claim they're orthodox but greek orthodox told rescently they've nothing to do with it) lots of conspiracy theories bullshit(as well as the stuff mentioned earlier) is pushed through so called pseudodocumentaries. it's like spam, it's everywhere people are reposting convincing each other to believe in it. lots of folks are just tierd and are trying to seclude themselves from the shit that's happening. like "i'm apolitical, i (don't want to)know nothing about it, whe're just plain folk, but still vote for Putin cause "there's no other alternative".
@@davidulanovsky8943 yeah, people cried, just like they do in dprk when they see their dear leader.
The Soviet Union lives on in every communists hearts. Our fight for equality and the liberation of the working class will never cease. Glory to comrade Stalin!
the thousands dead may disagree
Hear hear! I was born and raised in the west, and still live there, where all the lies imaginable are pushed about Stalin and everything socialist, but even I know the truth! After Lenin, that great visionary, there was Stalin, the other great visionary, whose assassination by the Khruschevite scum paved the way for the overthrow of glorious Soviet socialism and the Soviet Union through illegal dissolution. The Soviet Union and all those socialist states faithful to the communist cause live on in my heart, too.
May Soviet socialism return, better than before, may the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics rise again and make the capitalist world tremble!
@@sentientnatalie nice text comrade, we all fight on our separate stretches of land to end upp in solidarity for a socialist future. I admire Stalin and Lenin for guiding the way for Soviet socialism and socialism in general in the age of imperialism. One day the earth shall be ours, the future is in our path!
@@sentientnatalie Fucking hell you are on drugs.
1. Lenin did not want Stalin to become the next leader
2. Stalin was a horrible dictator who murdered 9 million people through famine, purges etc
3. Socialism/ Communism has clearly failed. Stalin didn't intend for a devolution of the state ever, no communist leader does. You know why? Because it is very easy to become corrupt when your a dictator. Communism fails by design
This shows a difference between the Russians and the Chinese. The Chinese recognise Mao's mistakes but respect his achievements. Yeltsin denounced Stalin and the USSR. History has a continuity and the USSR has its stand in Russian history with its positives and negatives. See how China is now and how Russia is now. The present is built from the past. Smart leaders learn from past mistakes but not negate everything past leaders do. Yelstin even became humble to recognise fake mistakes set up to denounce Stalin. I call that silly.
China is capitalist bullshit anyway.
The Soviet Union will rise again!!!
I hope not
Best leader of all time in USSR
the worst of all time for Latvia, Lithuania, Poland, Hungary, Czech Republic, Finland and Romania.
@@Conn30Mtenor OMEGALUL
Onions potato's and glass hope your enjoying that Russian food 😂
Nah that was Lenin
Stalin was a brutal dictator, he killed millions of innocent people and destroyed millions of families, he was a devil and monster at the same time!
His paranoia combined with the psychopathic disorder from which he suffered even from childhood led to becoming a MERCILESS MONSTRUM
ruclips.net/video/S6nqKu6heAs/видео.html
"Historical revisionism" rich coming from the American media
VYKnight_ADark and the Natives taught the settlers how to grow corn and handed over their land to the colonists to live happily ever after
@ScarletDespair Muh Stalin killed 30 Billion Gazillion Trillion people
@ScarletDespair Stalin killed 860.000 people. Not all of them Russians. Most of them traitors, trotskists, corrupt officials. As it was the dictatorship of the proletariat, can't really hate Stalin for that. As history showed, it was indeed for the greater good.
Oh, did I miss something? Is there no more slavery in the West? So, you wanna say that a common banana plantation worker in some Honduras can just quit his job without dying of starvation shortly after? Sounds amazing!
@@matthood4857 its actually scary though. during thanksgiving EVERY YEAR in elementary school, the first and second graders would do a play written by the government funded public school curriculum in which the natives were best friends with the pilgrims and they had a great feast and lived happily ever after. it wasn't until I read A People's History of the United States by Howard Zinn when I realized the true horrors behind the nation.
I love how they say celebrating the end of the war instead of celebrating the victory of the war is it really that hard to just say russia won the Second World War
yes
@Sid the Sloth yes sir my bad
Bald and Bankrupt knows all about this topic
Can you post that link
S O V I E T
"Knows"
He knows much less than he Thinks he does.
@@KimmyTheForsaken Much more than you, indeed.
Truman used nuclear weapons against the defeated Japanese. Let's remember that
Long live comrade Stalin. The greatest leader the world has ever seen.
His favorite song was "How Many Russians Can I Bury Today, Another Million More."
@Hungry EstonianIronic, without him ethnic minorities would have been wiped out by the wehrmacht
He was great but not the greatest in the top 10 tho
1:30 revisionism is what imperialist history has done to Stalin
truth
Can you blame them? Even the dissolution of the USSR was an illegal act
You guys cant really say anything considering you dont have a deep er connectionto it all like me and hes no Saint he killed sooooo many for no reason at all
I already know that when I die a heap of rubbish will be shoved on my grave- but one day it will be blown away by the wind of history - Josef Stalin, Savior of Mankind
Easily the greatest leader of the 20th century
@sidthesloth1648 nazi soldiers? Yes very likely, he was key to the allies victory in WW2.
@@kyecypress The deaths under Stalin's administration were 700,000 not 20 million or whatever high score that the lying Goebbels propagandists drunkenly made up.
Without Stalin, Nazism would have never been defeated. Stalin, one of the greatest of statesmen in World History.
YEAH... except it was all because eod the land lease and the west that you guys aren't speaking German Russian fool
@@musestarlight1 Land lease was a propaganda fantasy. It was impossible to have happened during that time period when Nazi Germany had already cut off the Soviet Union in the West. In the East, Imperial Japan was present, with most of China and Korea already occupied. US was not able to transport from Alaska as well due to risks with Imperial Japan and US already occupied with the logistics in the Pacific and Western Europe. How could all that equipment have passed into Russia without German army not knowing? It could have not magically spawned there like in your video games. Russia had its military industry already producing at full capacity. Land lease never happened except in your fictional history books.
@@jacqueslee2592 Arctic Convoy? Iran?
I wonder why the Disney owned vice is so anti Stalin
Because they know that Stalinism along with Marxism Leninism poses a threat to them.
@@Cesar1492Enjoyer also Marxism trumpism
@@Cesar1492Enjoyer This channel is extremely left-leaning you dolt😂😂
@@trans-octopusspacealien8883 How? They are constantly critical of anti-imperialist struggles
I find it kind of ironic that Stalin is like a big right-wing nationalist symbol now.
@@piso9433 I hope you're joking
where ? what right wing nationalist ?
What right wing nationalists are you talking about?
@Simon Coulson The USSR had Universal Health Care, Idiot.
@nanda erdhani Stalin was not Russian he was Georgian.
I love Comrade Stalin.. The great leader in the history of USSR..
From Kerala, South Indian State
Lal Salaam. CPIM Zindabad
Kerala is a socialist state in India and is the better state in terms of quality of life of the India.
I love you from Colombia, dear comrades.
¡Long live proletarian internationalism!
✊🏾☭
@@emmanuel9823 Also the only state in India to not have public defecation.
Lots of respect for Kerala! From a Pakistani :)
@@emmanuel9823 tbh, Kerala isn't completely socialist either. Indian states mostly follow 'social market economy'.
wow I made this comment when I was a libtard
now I am an anti-imperialist
CONservatives are a joke.
@@PartnershipsForYou lmao, I can tell you are an anarchist marxist keyboard warrior. Explain how religion is cancer, and how "CONservatives" (whatever the hell that means), is bad?
Except the difference is that they don't dress up in full black and wear masks while they attack innocent people.
Conservatives in Europe are way different then the states just remember this everyone
@nanda erdhani a liberal myth
Everyone misses Stalin
I don't. So, you are wrong!
Why him and not Adolf? The latter was also a socialist
@@wenterinfaer1656 where?
Stalin lead the USSR was it experienced the brutality and Famine of the Russian civil war that took 10 years to fully end and ruined much of the country, and during this post civil war period Stalin took this war torn agricultural nation and turned it into a modern superpower with industrialized farming and a system of food distribution to everyone in only a couple decades, and then the nazis attacked and he lead the nation against them and dusrvived the worst horrors of the holocaust that was mostly done in the USSR and the famines caused by the loss of farmland to war which stalin ended, in the post war period Stalin eradicated homelessness and rapidly improved quality of life for the USSR's citizens before dying. it only makes sense he is still remembered so well.
The famines were caused by Stalin rounding up all of the grains and the seeds and the farming equipment from the kulaks and leaving them to starve and eat their own children in the winter. Stalin's paranoia was so myopic and destructive that it led him to killing off thousands of the military brass during the purges of the 1930s leaving the Soviets with an unlearned, inexperienced, sycophantic Officer class that was helpless when the Germans attacked in 1941. His only redemption is that he had more corpses to throw into the meat grinder at Stalingrad, and that he put his faith in Zhukov, who was actually brilliant. Stalin is without equal. He's the totalitarian leader to set the benchmark, and corpses in the tens of millions lie at his feet. He's the worst person who ever lived.
@@rorybiller first of all, both sides seized grain from peasants to feed their soldiers during the war. this is nothing new and has happened in every single war in history and it was in no way a centralized effort. the Kuluks were not "left to starve", they were infact moved to kolkhoz farms several years after the civil war. as far as the infamous "army purges" the red army had many officers in it loyal to the tsar that had to be used to fight the civil war because they were invaluable to the army but could never be fully trusted. they had to go, however very few were actually executed most were just exiled to remote regions of russia (not in gulags usually), and the myth that the red army was a savage meat grinder that only won through sheer manpower is just that a myth, infact it is an insult to the people who fought bravely and died to defeat the nazis. the Red army suffered so badly because the eastern front of world war two is the place where the world's at the time two largest armies were fighting and furiously trying to wipe eahc other off the face of the planet. the Nazi's suffered similar extreme losses infact 80% of all nazi wartime deaths happened fighting in the east.
also the claim that Stalin "killed tens of millions" is absurd for multiple reasons:
1. often, the numbers i hear for stalin's death toll exceed the actual population of the USSR at the time so they are clearly bullshit because that is physically impossible.
2. Internationally verified Census data shows no such major population decline except of course during world war two which i shouldn't need to explain why people would be dying during
3. the numbers vary so wildly depending on how far to the right whoever is telling me them are that it is obvious to anybody they were made up on the spot.
Stalin collected The grain and exported IT so that he could purchase industrial equipment from The West. The famines were caused by this export-import trade. Stalin built stalinkas For The elites and did not build enough housing for The ordinary people. When Kruschev came in, his priority was building so-called kruschovkas For The masses. So, Stalin killed a lot of people in these man-made famines and also let people live in subpar housing for 10-20 years.
I love Stalin
Everybody’s gangsta till Stalin sends them all to the gulags
Skinny YES! FINALLY! THANK YOU!!!
Biggest mistake Stalin did was stopping at Berlin.
Aivokimppu Soviet Union is a joke
@@swishersweetprofessional8286 "Joke" that reached space first, among other scientific, social and economic achievements.
@@swishersweetprofessional8286 A joke that made the whole Western world tremble in the 30s. Just like China does now.
Артем Бояринцев hmmm I wonder why it fell🤔🤔 maybe because communism failed
Aivokimppu also a joke that lied about many of their accomplishments, and failures. Hmmm I wonder why they covered up Chernobyl for years
Good man, great in fact.
Many people don't realize that in Russia it is mandatory in High School to read Gulag Archipelago. Puts the "State glorification of Stalin" in perspective.
Everyone in the gulag deserved ot
@@acc314 dude shut up
Архипелаг ГУЛАГ твоего Солженицина читать мы не будем
Потому что знаем что он не историк
А фантаст
@@rohanmuppa213 gulag archipelago is fake
@cool no he definitely can, he was a staunch anticommunist, so it was 100% in his favour to lie about Gulags to make money selling his fiction to the west as "a look into the USSR never before seen." Bunch of anticommunist and revisionist slop
stalin only did what was necessary at the time. famine was quite regular in russia these times any way so it is not his fault necessarily and as for the rest it was not pretty but russia needed someone like him at the time that would not care of what the world would make of him after he is gone.
should we be like him today?: NO
should we praise him for his sacrifice?: YES!
The main question is why famine was a thing back then
@@royjaber571 It was a thing before Stalin as well right?
His sacrifice? More like the sacrifice of the millions he killed.
@@margerald1 umm I think that you're talking to the wrong person
@@margerald1 Imagine being such a historically illiterate clown that you blindly and preposterously think the number 20 million is valid.
About time Stalin was once again seen the light that he deserves, as one of the best national leaders of the 20th century.
The greatest mass murderer the world has ever known... that's what you meant to say.
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Facts comrade
@@onsholooh no, we are all tankies now. What are we going to do? Vuvuzela also failed, so hArD.
I AM STALINIST 100% СЛАВА СССР РОДИНА
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damn its almost like russia was better off under socialism
the arguments are strikingly similar with those Chinese who are nostalgic for Mao..
Nametayi谨言慎行 maybe because they both helped liberate their respective countries, brought dignity to the people, and improved their quality of life?
@@drill6739 tell that to all the people who died in the great leap forward. Not to say he was any better than the nationalists of the time. Killing in between 30-55 million people. But knowing Mao he probably thought that it would mean less people to revolt against him.
Jason S Savitt lmfao “knowing mao.” so corny. you only “know” mao through the lense of capitalist history. regardless, claiming that mao purposely killed the working class people in the great leap forward, going so far as to use the term murdered, is ahistorical AT BEST. you need to keep in mind that china at this time in its history was the poorest country in the world and, therefore, predisposed to famine, flood deaths, etc. caused by unpredictable weather patterns. china had been having famines of the same or higher death toll throughout history, and the famine seen in the great leap forward has been the last famine in china since. of course there were mistakes mao made, but attributing EVERY DEATH to only him disputed the conditions of the time is ridiculous and honestly stupid. what the great leap forward succeeded in doing was developing the productive forces of the prc, therefore creating an economy more capable of supporting its population of 800 million at the time (remember that china was THE POOREST COUNTRY IN THE WORLD before the revolution), and was the first program of economic development in china leading to the current 800 million lifted out of poverty figure, championed by modern day china. also, just because you wanted to assert that mao was chairman of the prc contrary to the masses desire, mao unleashed what was called the Cultural Revolution in china in the 1960’s in which he called for the masses of china to persecute any person, concept, or thing that they felt hindered the revolution’s advancement, this included the communist party and its government figures. if they didn’t want mao to be their leader, the 800 million working class people would have thrown him out like they did numerous other people/things lol
Ivan Ivanovich Ivanovosky because mao definitely didn’t throw out the tibetan feudal lords who’d been starving and mutilating the tibetan people for hundreds of years.
Ivan Ivanovich Ivanovosky theres literally no evidence that uighurs are having their organs harvested. literally every article i’ve read on the subject sites either cia media arms, ngos funded by the united states, or the fulon gong media arm and its affiliates lmfao. you also fail to provide context, you can’t just say “they’re detaining uighurs.” leaving one’s mind to wander. we already know that uighurs are being radicalized by right wing western forces, and are even being smuggled to turkey in order to fight proxy wars. we already know that radical uighur terrorists have committed numerous deadly terrorist attacks in china since 2010. the re-education camps are nothing more than just that: re-education camps for those suspected of harboring extremist views. you’re being hypocritical, the united states (the west generally) imprison non white people disproportionately and at WAY higher rates. unlike china, we have evidence for why this happens, it’s in the constitution, is free labor for the bourgeoisie.
Слава товарищ Сталин
Thumbnail looked like a stone concrete Yoda
Stalin was based
Oh damn, why he had forgotten the 1937 year?
Stalin is based.
For better or worse Stalin did shape Russia into what it is today...even if todays Russia is far from what Stalin had planned.
Stalin would be disgusted by what Russia become. He would have putin shot immediately
You can get out of gulag, but you can't never take the gulag out of you
Its sad ;(
Great.
houston we have found god in this comment section
Lützen. God is dead
Stalin wasn't ethnically Russian nor a Slav. He was Georgian.
A soviet citizen
@@hardbassindustry no caucasian has nothing to do with slav...
@@hardbassindustry i dont know this but genetically they dont have any connection
Rurikids weren't Slavs either, you ignorant. Russia is a multinational Empire ever since
@@hardbassindustry Yes, there was a mix with both Russia and Turkey, still majority look different from both and you can tell. And from what I've heard Turks in recent decades mixed with Slavs after some Turks married Slavs and other Europeans so that probably changed them as well looks-wise. As for Georgians, looks-wise they are more similar to Basques in Spain.
"Self described businessman and Stalinist"
Stalin: Ha, I like you.... go to gulag
Nah, dude. It wasn't like that. The Great Purge of 1937-38 mostly affected party and military elites. Maybe for that reason Stalin, unlike Hitler, didn't have to go through 6 assasination attempts. Some of the rich peasantry was relocated to make way for collectivisation program (to help out industrialisation).
Long live comrade Stalin ( who literally lynched fascist regime)
Yearning for someone to rule over you is an odd desire.
A lot of people pay good money for that especially if the ruler wears tight leather
@@flushphoning9767 Stalin in tight leather...in my melon for the rest of the day.... appreciate it
Not really. Every sane man craves, stability, harmony, order and strong action. These are what founded and worked with human societies since their inception. There was no commitee, there was one tribe leader. There was no democracy, there was the king. Democracy, its modern 1800th century incarnation is a false god.
Most people are cattle and wish to be treated as such, they want their autonomy stripped away from them in exchange of false promises of safety.
It's honoring history and recognizing him as the hero that he was; rather than wishing for him to be resurrected. I'm sure that Americans who honor George Washington don't want him to be resurrected and made president.
If Stalin was Soviet Leader in the place of traitor Gorbachev Soviet union was never got splitted. Current leader Putin same Stalin ❤️❤️
Don't you think there was a reason to open up your markets? China's economy thrived when they opened up their market
@@royjaber571 Even The Soviet Union thrived under a centrally planned economy under Stalin's five year plans. The Economic Stagnation was because of the horrible policies of Stalin's successors
Onions potato's and glass hope your enjoying that Russian food 😂
Stalin was no different than Genghis Khan, Alexander the great, even Winston Churchill (man responsible for 3 millions death due to Bengal famine).
He was a great ruler but a horrible human being.
But at that time it was all common.
History is written by winners so that's why no one in the west knows what cruelty British empire did in India even after 1900.
To me Stalin was no different than Churchill.
Yes, Churchill is an absolutely disgusting man, but to say that he is equivalent to Stalin, a man who murdered more than two times the people either directly or indirectly is humbug.
Winston Churchill wasn’t the cause for the famine, it was Japan...so I don’t know where you’re getting your info from.
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more like 7 times the number. but still, they have a point, you almost have to be a heartless sociopath to make it to the top. there are so many that you must step on to get there, and most compassionate humans would start feeling uncomfortable about it fairly quickly. most world leaders are evil.
@Kujo's Vision genius or not, murdering Innocents was his hobby. He didn't expand his empire without bloodshed.
He was genius and a great warrior no doubt about that, but also a murderer and a rapist.
@@BothHands1 exactly my point, all these world leaders may act all Innocents in front of a camera but behind it they're at each others throats.
All of the major secret services around the world are killing each other for dominance. But it's just us normal people who don't know about this.
I can honestly understand why they want him back. Stalin made the USSR into a powerhouse, and led it to victory during ww2
Actually Stalin started WW2 together with Hitler.
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Yes I know about the Molotov Ribbentrop pact
@@fortis3686 The victory which is won by millions of deaths is called Pyrrhic victory
Yh, he achieved this by turning each individual into pure production asset, only living on a minimum of basic needs and giving the individual no change for self-development
. Thanks to the lend-lease program the USSR received vital equipment and support, before they got their own industry running in masses. 'Leading them into victory', yh since USSR had a plenty of people the preferred strategy was just to throw as many (sometimes unarmed) individuals at them until the enemy is overrun. In short: giving not a single fk about your own population and their well being. Congrats, you did achieve your goal, but it's just a matter of time before your own people turn against you tho. Guess what happened...
And millions upon millions were sacrificed. 4 million were forced into the gulags which were responsible for much of the success of the USSR. In other words, the "super worker" boasted by commies didn't actually make a dent. Without slaves in the gulags the empire would have fallen. All the sins commies believed capitalism commits they themselves committed everyday.
USSR 2 please
Please no
Stalin was the greatest humanitarian leader of the 20th century.
He invaded Poland.
@Sid the Sloth The deaths under Stalin's administration were 700,000 not 20 million or whatever high score that the lying Goebbels propagandists drunkenly made up.
No.
He did not live during the Stalinist regime, nor did those others.
If he had, I feel his and the others opinions would be very different.
And you did Janet Rodgers? Can’t say I’ve heard that name very often.
Lol come to Russia all people who lived under Stalin (70+ year olds) love him to the point where you can't find a single house without Stalin calendar. My grandparents lived during his leadership and they do miss Soviet times.
Wendigo01 Americans break down when you tell them people liked the USSR.
@@davidulanovsky8943 I am of an age that I can remember quite a lot about Russia, previously USSR, Hungary, Balkans etc.
I also watch Russian News broadcasts and read a lot.
Please do not presume because I'm not Russian, I'm unaware of Putin and Russian people.
At least in my Country I can criticise openly Government and Members of our Government without fear of retribution.
It always surprises me that the Russian people, ordinary citizens of their Country, just as I am in mine, appear unaware of where Putins Billions came from.
@@wendigo017 It's called brainwashing and fear of that regime.
You must be aware that many Europeans who stood side by side to defeat Hitler ended up in Gulags!
My son visited Russia when ordinary people were permitted to do so. He loved the Country and the people.
The West aren't your enemy, your News Channels feel we are. In my family and large circle of friends I have never heard them say they fear Russia.
It's not very long ago that graves of Europeans were found. DNA is being used to try to trace any remaining family members.
I went to School with girls and boys whose Fathers had been Prisoners of War from Poland which was part of the Eastern Bloc, German soldiers etc. Never were they treated any different from anyone else. They were our friends, playmates and integrated. I was never aware they were any different from anyone else or they'd been Prisoners of War until I was an adult. My best friends Dad was German, he never went back to his Homeland as the memories were too painful. Another friends Dad held down 2 jobs so he could send one wage to Poland the other for his own children.
Research yourself, you will find many many Russians suffered terribly under Stalin. He didn't, nor did those who stood with him in the yearly parade of Soldiers, ranks etc. Look at pictures of those people, majority of them were certainly well fed. Easy to tell just by looking at them.
Next video: Meet the French With Nostalgic Pride for Napoleon Bonaparte
Why is it revisionism to say he transformed the country and won WW2?
I'm no Russian but I myself am a Stalinist
lmao why did they interview the most biased historian ever
Glad Russia is undoing Western historical revisionism, which is ironic considering this propaganda channel's postulations
Girl: come over here in my house
Stalin: im too busy rn
Girl: my parents are in the gulag rn
Stalin: i know
Note: not my meme
Good tovarish, good
Annual Victory Day parades were first held in Brezhnev times, not Stalin's. Don't mislead your viewers please!
"Those who control the past control the future. Those who control the present control the past."
They aren't wrong Stalin did transform Russia into a industrial super power but at the cost of millions of lives...
@Revolutionary Communist I see this video has started to attract the Stalin defense squad let me guess you think Stalin didn't violently resettle and forcibly aquire the assets of the Kulaks huh? He also didn't kill them in there hundreds of thousands either right?
Edit: I can't tell if your trolling if so disregard lol
@the truth How do you know?
@Oscar Yeager "When you own the communists by calling them subhumans epic style" 1943-45 Germany moment. Funny how it ended in the way it ended.
@Oscar Yeager Boohoohoo stay losin
"from murderous aristocrat" he wasnt evil
Stalin was a strong leader for his country and thats a fact.
Let's be honest, *if it wasnt for Stalin we would all be speaking German right now* and Heiling Hitler every morning. The Allies did jack shit compared to the Soviets in defeating fascism.
It's the equal to if germans started saying "we want to go back to se good old nazi days jaaa"
Actually Soviets and Nazi Germany signed a non aggression pact...could of become allies.
Hitler stupidity was invading the Soviet Union and made them enemy
@@毛主义红龙 thank you for the history lesson, but i was aware of that, and what does that have to do with my comment?
Modern Russia is a typical fascist state, so it's not surprising.
Sebastian1997[DK] in terms of Hitler and Stalins ruling style they couldn’t be more different, Stalin at his height was a highly organised, ruthless dictator who was feared by much of his own people, Hitler was much more emotional, had the organisation of a teenager and amongst most Germans was not feared. I’m not endorsing Nazism in any way but honestly it’s more shocking that there are any Russian stalinists.
It’s equal to if you said directly- you know nothing about history
Yeah people wanting Stalin back but none of them ever mentioned Great Lenin, smh
@Внук Ельцина What? Why? What was the point of the revolution?
@Внук Ельцина but why the hate for his countrymen? I thought it was the autocratic Tsars he hated.
Edit: Nevermind I did the research, Lenin himself was of mixed heritage. Jewish along with Swedish/German. He was only Russian by birth.
@Внук Ельцина And is it true he attempted to destabilize Russia so Germany would win?
One Day the history wind will blow off all the trash that is on my grave. J. Stalin.
Jesus, these loons at using Fox News style talking points lmao.
Long Live the Memory of Komrade Stalin! 👌🏽
Do you know that old people remember the Soviet union to be great
Come back dady Stalin 😭
No
@@geoexplains3462 yes
When the Essence Of time restores one of stalins old gulags
Rightists need to be put somewhere.
The soveit days were better...with gorbachev not stalin and how can this guy say he was good when he didn't live under the dictators rule one second back then was all it took to get sent to a gulag no matter what you did who you were and your age all sent to gulags
If Russia becomes the Soviet Union in the future, I might believe in the Simpsons.
Vice, oh Vice. No one is buying your propaganda anymore, don't you have something better to report on? "Putin's revived much of the Soviet pomp that began under Stalin." The state Anthem of the USSR was chosen to replace the Socialist Internationale to signal to the West that the USSR was ready to cooperate and dispel the notion that the USSR was seeking a "world revolution" through the lyrics of the Internationale. The melody was revived, but that doesn't mean anything, because the lyrics mention nothing about Stalin or Communism, but rather about God and Russia.
Victory Day parades were NEVER established as an official holiday under Stalin. Stalin in fact had actually made May 9th (Victory Day) officially a working day in 1947, effectively canceling ALL celebrations to commemorate the end of WW2 under his rule. It was not until 1965, when Leonid Brezhnev established it has a non-working holiday. Leonid himself was a Red Army veteran, unlike Stalin, and he knew that for nearly 20 years the Veterans could not celebrate because Stalin would rather take all the credit for winning the war. Vice, do you honestly believe that your audience is as dumb as cattle? Putin didn't revive Victory day, it had always been a holiday since 1965, as I mentioned previously.
The "Hero of Socialist Labour
" medal was revived under the name of "Hero of Labour of the Russian Federation
" in 2013 by Putin. There is nothing wrong about it, in fact, many other Soviet titles from the Soviet medal system were revived by Putin. But I bet you didn't know that Russia isn't the only country that has revived them under different titles. The "Hero of the Soviet Union" medal was revived in Ukraine as the "Hero of Ukraine" and the "Hero of Belarus" in the Republic of Belarus. It isn't uncommon for these post-Soviet states to continue the heraldic tradition of their successor state. Ukraine's security service, the SBU, as of 2019, still uses the shield and sword of the KGB's emblem. The same goes for the Belarusian KDB, and the Russian FSB.
There's also one last bit of information you've omitted. Putin respects Russia's past, but yet you've tried to make him seem like some pro-Stalinist scumbag by basically saying: Hey look! Putin revived the melody of the sate anthem of the USSR, and he even revived a medal that was created under Stalin's rule! So he must be creating a neo-Soviet, pro-Stalinist dictatorship. But this is far from the case, as Putin focused on respecting the majority of the citizens who had fought all their life under the guise and ideology of Communism. He knew many of the Veterans, elderly people, artists, actors, musicians, and regular day citizens of the USSR lived most of their life under a state called the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics. Their entire life they were taught to fight for their country, and when it collapsed, many people felt like their entire life was building up to be all for nothing. He knew they felt their lives were washed away down the drain alongside the country, and what happened after the collapse was just pure chaos. The part you don't mention is Putin made the Tsarist tri-color flag the permanent official flag of the Russian Federation, and the imperial double-headed eagle of the Russian Empire as the permanent symbol of the coat of arms of Russia. He also revived many imperial Russian medals, such as the Order of St. George
(the highest military decoration of the Russian Empire) and took part in the opening ceremonies of new monuments dedicated to former Tsars.
Putin even opened a new monument in Moscow called the "Wall of Grief" in October, 2017, dedicated to the victims of Stalin's repression, one month before the 100th anniversary of the October Revolution. You've chosen to ignore all these details, and that is why your news is nothing but complete hogwash, good riddance...
Glory to Comrade Stalin!!!
Tankies
That's a compliment.
Soviet tanks saved Europe from the Nazi yoke. Also, Hungarian incident was 1956, stalin died in 1953.
Lol
Кококо. Кто не скачет тот сам знаешь кто.
Damn proud to be a Tankie.
Daddy Stalin on the rise!
The victory parades were hardly celebrated during the soviet era because of its brutality, so it was a low key celebration. These parades were celebrated in 1945 and 1985, after the collapse of the union, Russia celebrates it every 9th of May. The most common celebrations in the USSR were the October Revolution and May Day parades.
Yes there were so Many Widows.
People act like this is unique to the rest of the world, as though Americans don't venerate terrible people here.
yofosii we don’t really 🤷♂️
Shaolin I understand the notion that all confederates were evil but that’s not truly the case. In a lot of things in history, you have to look in a grey area.
Mr. Wumpa much like there is a grey area for Stalin. Yes people died, but the numbers are mostly exaggerated in the Wets to demonise the Soviets. Most of the deaths attributed to him are from natural disaster (famine). But in another argument (made in the video by a Russian) he transformed a feudalistic state into a space and nuclear power in 30 years, not to forget that in this time he always defeated the most advanced and destructive military force the word had seen to this point in WW2. He took 30 years to do that, when the West took 200-300 years.
If it hadn’t been for Stalin, Germany would have won WW2 in Europe, and the world would be a much darker place right now
NUFC I do agree with a lot of what your saying. WW2 and the Soviets were crucial to the allied victories, but to say that Stalin was a misunderstood or good man just isn’t right. What his regime did to people on a normal basis was horrifying. Look what he did to the boy who like his daughter. Look to what extent he did to have Trotsky killed. I understand he did good things for the country but the cost and fear in my eyes is too great.
@@MrWumpa-tn1ib all the founding fathers literally took part in genocide of Natives and had slaves
Abraham Lincoln was corrupt diminished states rights to nothing, enlarged banks and burned down the south
People venerate Hussein Obongo the serial bomber and deporter in chief
sniff i miss him too
Aaah, those Russians
*Rasputin starts playing in the background*
@@garlandgarrison3739
There was a cat that really was gone
A businessman wants a return to Soviet principles? Well, say goodbye to your business then lol
Off to gulag!
well the business is literally soviet enthusiasm, you gotta do what you got to do
This makes me think of the Lenin quote of “Capitalists will sell us the rope by which we hang them”. What I mean by that is Putin is trying to garner more support for Russian Imperialism by celebrating figures of Russia’s Soviet Past but this is leading to people saying yeah “ things were better under communism”
This comment rings true now more than it ever did before.
Don't trust ideologies. Culture is not your friend. Go for direct experience and be good in the moment you find yourself in
Honestly good advice. I always tell people not to take anything as a given and to treat every situations with nuance and critical thinking. No one EVER listens, but I tell them. Haha
The first time I see an individualist in the comments, hope you are doing well man. Still... funny how individualism is still a sort of ideology though...
@@jildert. go with any ideology you want I just said don't trust it. It requires some sort of alienation
@@Prometheushighaf Wouldn't you agree that no matter what you think you can still be categorized as part of any ideology, is terminology important to you or do you roll with Eminem's way 'I am whatever you say I am'.
I wonder if they actually lived their Stalin's reign, would they still think this way.
You are welcome to watch Stalin's funeral footage. Watch people's emotions.
They would have been sent to Gulag.