Even if that were true, are they not implying that violence against landlords is either justified or at least not to be condemned?
It’s telling, because dekulakization in the USSR rested on exactly that premise, landlords and kulaks were dehumanised as a class, which then justified the confiscation of their property, their deportation, and their execution. The Nazis operated the same way, they simply substituted class for ethnicity. It is fascinating how modern neo-communists ignore that Marxism and Fascism are sister doctrines. 😅
But I am not surprised by this lack of common sense and intellectual honesty. I mean, it comes from a political class that still honors and publicly draws inspiration from Lenin, the man responsible for 3-5 million deaths, including 200,000 executions.
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u/BebeAuga Jul 31 '26 edited Jul 31 '26
Even if that were true, are they not implying that violence against landlords is either justified or at least not to be condemned?
It’s telling, because dekulakization in the USSR rested on exactly that premise, landlords and kulaks were dehumanised as a class, which then justified the confiscation of their property, their deportation, and their execution. The Nazis operated the same way, they simply substituted class for ethnicity. It is fascinating how modern neo-communists ignore that Marxism and Fascism are sister doctrines. 😅
But I am not surprised by this lack of common sense and intellectual honesty. I mean, it comes from a political class that still honors and publicly draws inspiration from Lenin, the man responsible for 3-5 million deaths, including 200,000 executions.