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    Mister D wrote:
    It's actually pretty easy. Your Maoist friends alone have been responsible for many more civilian deaths than the Nazis...
    1) I don't have "Maoist friends" anymore.

    2) What's your source for this BS claim anyway?

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    Quote Originally Posted by IMPress Polly View Post
    1) I don't have "Maoist friends" anymore.

    2) What's your source for this BS claim anyway?
    1) That you ever did is a little disturbing or rather...it should be which is precisely the point. Nazis are horrible people but you're a nice person? Yeah, OK.

    2) Look it up.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Mister D View Post
    I think that explains the alliance between the West and the USSR. I just find it odd that even after half a century of intensive Cold War propaganda the archetypal villain was still not a Soviet agent, commissar etc. but a Nazi officer.

    Academia always championed it, and the media. So that's a factor.

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    For the record, making distinctions between regimes that murdered millions of people is pointless. My object here is not to suggest one was somehow better than another.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Mister D View Post
    For the record, making distinctions between regimes that murdered millions of people is pointless. My object here is not to suggest one was somehow better than another.
    Especially when you consider the one common factor among them all was central planning by experts in a mechanical way which, despite losing World and the Cold Wars, still persists today. FDR, Hitler, Mussolini, and Stalin had a mutual admiration society in that regard.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Chris View Post
    Academia always championed it, and the media. So that's a factor.

    WWII was boots on the ground. The Cold War did, in Korea, Vietnam, but not an all out war with Communist Russia.
    True. Many 20th Century American intellectuals were sympathetic to communism. Some even actively covered up communist crimes (e.g. Walter Duranty).

    But those boots were on the ground 70 plus years ago. I think it's a combination of what I'll call the Holocaust industry and a certain sympathy especially on the left for communist goals and ideals the historical reality of communism notwithstanding.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Chris View Post
    Especially when you consider the one common factor among them all was central planning by experts in a mechanical way which, despite losing World and the Cold Wars, still persists today. FDR, Hitler, Mussolini, and Stalin had a mutual admiration society in that regard.
    What I found most damning was the observation that "race" and "class enemy" served exactly the same function and had exactly the same results.
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    Quote Originally Posted by IMPress Polly View Post
    1) I don't have "Maoist friends" anymore.

    2) What's your source for this BS claim anyway?





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    Mister D wrote:
    1) That you ever did is a little disturbing or rather...it should be which is precisely the point. Nazis are horrible people but you're a nice person? Yeah, OK.
    I will take no lectures on that from someone who has used a Hitler avatar before.

    2) Look it up.
    In other words, it's either some widely discredited, McCarthyite source like The Black Book of Communism or you don't have one.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mister D View Post
    What I found most damning was the observation that "race" and "class enemy" served exactly the same function and had exactly the same results.
    They had that in common as well.
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