Comments by "Jussi M. Konttinen" (@jussim.konttinen4981) on "Another 11 Historical Misconceptions." video.

@Jotaro97 Plato was a predecessor of Karl Marx
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@raulpetrascu2696 In Scandinavian folklore, the myling comes into existence when a child is unwanted and therefore killed by its mother. You know, breeding a horse is not the same thing as modern science.. Eugenics laws were repealed by the mid-1970s and, having applied for nearly four decades, they resulted in as many as 170,000 sterilizations.
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@Jotaro97 His book is called Res publica in latin. Commonwealth refers to a monarchy, which does not actually have an ideology. Eugenics is just a fancy word for paganism.
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@titi53221 Maybe you can explain why Stefan Molyneux was banned. He was known as a critic of Plato.
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I would say it is both sides of the Russian Social Democratic Labour Party, which later split into Bolsheviks (Marxism–Leninism) and Mensheviks (Social democracy) factions.
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They also withdrew from Austria. The US lost WW2?
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@thegoodfolk As a result, the Nazis regained power, causing a separate Cold War. President of Austria was banned from entering the United States under suspicion of Nazi war crimes. However, my sentence was formulated as a question. I read well, just not English. After looking from dictionary "ostensibly", I agree. His point was that the withdrawal was a political decision.
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@lif3andthings763 The US is constantly fighting on several fronts. If you look at strengths in Vietnam, it was actually less than Finland's (Oklahoma's population) contribution in WW2. At that time (60s) they conducted lotteries to determine the order of call to military service, instead of the unlimited conscription that we still have in Finland.
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You forget Stalin invaded Finland, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland and Romania, i.e. was one of the initiators
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@cheesecircle3033 I’m just saying that previous generations weren’t the hippies we imagine them to be. Not that Sweden is a total disaster, just average.
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