Comments by "Кипящий разум" (@user-ld9hx7eh8b) on "TED-Ed" channel.

"Soviet writers, created their works, under the threat of exile, prison and even execution" But for some reason, Bulgakov's plays were staged in Stalin's theaters, and Stalin liked to attend the production of "Days of the Turbins" (about the White Guards in Kiev) If you lie about the USSR and Russia, then do it more wisely or something
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@michelerusso9745 In addition, Stalin introduced the wearing of shoulder straps to the Army, opened Orthodox churches, and Muslim mosques. But of course they won't talk about this in the West.
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@Mrkabrat I don’t understand why the Europeans hate Stalin so much? Why are you making up all these myths? You need to pray for him, every morning and evening. If not for Comrade Stalin, the Soviet soldiers, after the "exploits" of Europeans in Russia, would have slaughtered all of Europe. Stalin did not allow this to be done.
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@Mrkabrat It is very difficult to understand the Soviet communist system. From 1917 to 1937 this one period is Marxis Trotskyism and a scarecrow for the whole world. From 1937 to 1953, the second period was the seizure of power by Stalin and the destruction of Trotskyism, the formation of "Bolshevism". From 1953 to 1991 the third period Betrayal, and the sale of Russia to the west. Many Russians do not understand this, let alone foreigners. Bolshevism and Marxism are not the same thing. Moreover, things are hostile. Marxism is Trotskyism the rule of the elect. Bolshevism is the power of the majority, which does not care about the elite. Let me tell you a secret, Bolshevism in Russia was long before the revolution and even Christianity, it was simply called differently. It is thanks to the "Bolshevism" of the people of Rus, Russia, the Soviet Union (as it will be convenient) that we survive as a people. Stalin was a Bolshevik, and fought with this elite, which today rules the whole world.
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@Mrkabrat It is necessary to discard the concepts taken from "Capital" by Karl Marx, artificially glued to our socialist relations. I mean, by the way, such concepts as "necessary" and "surplus" labor, and "necessary" and "surplus" product, "surplus" time. We must do away with these outdated inconsistencies. We could tolerate them until a certain time, but the time has come to eliminate them. J.V. Stalin ...
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@Mrkabrat You better think about how to avoid mobilization and not get into a future war with Russia. For in the event of the western loss of the war, there will be no one to defend the Europeans and the Anglo-Saxons, there is no Stalin ...
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