CCitizen (01-21-2019)
Yes his regime murdered the most. Then Hitler ( not a real socialist , right?) Then i lose track of who's in third place. We are way down the list , way back of the Britts even. But we did smoke tens of thousands in Japan in 45 , and many others I am sure over the years. A few students at Kent State. A few kids to the police state, and a whole lot of people have died in our prison system. No doubt some of the Japanese Americans tossed in camps during WW 2 died. We gave black men serious VD as a $#@!ing experiment.
My point is that while we have not committed nearly the murders Stalin or Hitler's regimes did , there IS blood on our hands historically in the same time periods and currently. To forget that is to invite more of the same
CCitizen (01-21-2019)
Captdon (01-23-2019)
Whoever criticizes capitalism, while approving immigration, whose working class is its first victim, had better shut up. Whoever criticizes immigration, while remaining silent about capitalism, should do the same.
~Alain de Benoist
Just AnotherPerson (01-21-2019)
Sad but true.
On one of the forums there is a man who updates his topic called "Good Morning" every day. My reply is that for him it is good morning, but in USA it is dark night.
On the other hand in 1937, Soviet incarceration rate was as high as US incarceration rate is now. In 1937 it was night i Russia, now it is night in USA.
One of the worst Human Rights Abuses by American Society is the fact that tens of millions of "free" people live in poverty and without medicare. I understand that the will of the vast majority of US taxpayers is The Law, but in Scandinavia taxpayers support everyone who needs help.
Last edited by CCitizen; 01-21-2019 at 07:27 PM.
You are correct and point taken. Still it is an example of the blood we had on our hands during the last century. We should fix ourselves before trying to fix the world. Our homeless, our prisons systems, prohibition and jack boot tactics used on addicts, too much war in too many places . These are the things we can truly affect .
CCitizen (01-22-2019)