Comments by "Dima S" (@dimas3829) on "The People Profiles" channel.

  1. Trotsky was opportunist, not a country builder, he would waste the country for the bloody world-wide revolution's sake.
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  2. Stalin literally fought against nepotism to the point of viewing his own family members not higher than anyone else. Go fuck yourself.
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  3.  @GOBLIN-o7n  they refused to help fellow man, though, which what led to the mass deaths.
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  4. Mao and Stalin would kill the Hitler by common effort and then Mao would backstab Stalin and get on top. It's pretty simple scenario.
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  5.  @ps4simontusha901  which was mostly found in 70s, long after Stalin's death.
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  6. Glory to Stalin! Let all western lies and Goebels propaganda about him die in vain when compared to real numbers of how effective his magnificent rule was!
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  7. how exactly?
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  8. @P P P yeah, except that Tsar had treasury which was stolen by Japanese during Russian Civil war so the Soviets had to dealt with the famine with little to no resources to spare. Although, lmao, what ignorant take. Yes, communists started revolution that turned bloody... after the fucking democratic revolution in February communists made their own in October. Learn the fucking history before throwing your autisitc takes.
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  9. Goebels would be proud of you
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  10. @P P P em, were they tasked for doing propaganda, though? KGB's tasks lied in other fields, lmao.
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  11. yeah, yeah, of course "for nothing". He was either rapist, thief or murderer but it's convenient to portray him as innocent.
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  12.  josefina bananos  I know werll enough, that there were few cases when soviet authorities broke a proper measures of lawful process about accused and every single time that they didn't follow proper procedures it was dictated by the sheer monstrosity of what the person in question actually did, be it a mass rape and killing of children by a child, acts of killing outsiders and cannibalism done by the whole village, etc.
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  13. that died "absolutely natural" death, so I would argue that his paranoia was pretty reasonable.
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  14.  @balancedactguy  which he didn't. He pardoned several dozens of party members that opposed him openly but later submitted to his will. What "countless crimes" are you speaking about? Surely he was hate by corrupt asshats that couldn't indulge in nepotism due to his strict rule, I would give you that.
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  15.  @balancedactguy  Innocent? Lmao. And how exactly does it differs from Penal labour in USA at the time? Few didn't return, sure, like 1% per 1942-1943 years when even law abiding citizens had nothing to eat, so? 1,606,748 people died in Gulag from 1930 to 1956, not "millions". AHAHAHAHA, you are citing fucking Krushev? The traitor who usurped power from legitimate Stalin's successor Malinkov? You must be not very bright, are you?
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