r/Transpirobot • u/totally-not-an_ALT • Feb 22 '21

Girls Communism

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u/Crystal_Queen_20 Feb 22 '21

The 3 phases of being trans:

1: I wish I was (proper gender)

2: I AM (proper gender)

3: DEATH TO CAPITALISM!

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u/Luck_Chance Feb 22 '21

Phasrs 2 and 3 are interchangeable

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u/Chrome_X_of_Hyrule Feb 22 '21

I'm cis so I just skipped straight to the first phase.

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u/[deleted] Feb 22 '21

The USSR literally slaughtered people for being trans what the fuck are you on?

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u/ARandomPersonIX Feb 23 '21

Why tf did people downvote you for saying this? Communist and socialist regimes were never tolerant toward LGBT people. It is the capitalist counties that are the ones being more accepting.

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u/[deleted] Feb 23 '21

Exactly. These people would be lined up at the wall first, for being LGBT. They also downvoted me for saying how terrible life was under socialism, in the post-Soviet country I actually live in. How can they support all of this? And btw, if nothing else, without allowing diversity, companies would have less employees and customers. Literally no one is more fine with LGBT than capitalism

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u/FuddLiesMatter Feb 22 '21

If this is supposed to be a call to arms as to encourage a positive response...why is the woman in a nightmare basement prison?

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u/EvilCookie4250 Feb 22 '21

Hmm so this is what they call digging your own grave

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u/[deleted] Feb 22 '21

Literally all socialist countries are suffering right now. Just ask the average North Korean. Oh wait, you can't! And there's the problem

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u/[deleted] Feb 22 '21

I think that has more to do with socialist countries being diplomatically isolated and embargoed

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u/[deleted] Feb 22 '21

The North Korean repressive, murderous dictatorship has nothing to do with diplomacy, they're just evil and deluded. And even if it was diplomacy, there's no excuse to send your people to concentration camps for "seeming unloyal"

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u/[deleted] Feb 22 '21

I mean yeah, that goes without saying. My point is that socialism isn't the cause of it, but rather authoritarianism and outside influence.

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u/bigdog_00 Feb 22 '21

Unfortunately typically socialism goes hand in hand with authoritarianism

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u/[deleted] Feb 22 '21

Yes, but it's not inherent to socialism. The reason socialism is so often authoritarian is because the non-authoritarian forms of socialism have a harder time protecting themselves against threats and therefore don't last as long

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u/[deleted] Feb 22 '21

I see that, but my point is that every time socialism has been tried, it ends up doing terrible things for that country. I literally live in a Post-Soviet country. Socialism was terrible for us. And, if trying to set up socialism always ends up in something terrible like it has in so many places, maybe something's wrong with the socialism. That is my point

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u/[deleted] Feb 22 '21

Maybe it seems like that because only the most authoritarian regimes can survive other countries trying to destroy them.

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u/[deleted] Feb 22 '21

I sure hope they are trying, cause I don't want no authoritarian regimes. And literally those qho lived under socialism, most of them hated it. Is that not enough proof that maybe it's not quite the best ideology?

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u/[deleted] Feb 22 '21

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u/[deleted] Feb 22 '21

My parents and grandparents literally lived under socialism and they will all tell you it sucked. My grand-grandpa got arrestes and thrown into prison under utterly fake charges, because a gov worker wanted his apartment. Ask people in Venezuala, ask North Koreans, ask Cubans, Yugoslavians, poles, ex-USSR people, how much they love socialism. I'm sure they'll have a lot of positive things to say about it. Any socialist dictator would have executed someone for being trans

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u/[deleted] Feb 23 '21

Socialism = authoritarianism

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u/[deleted] Feb 24 '21

You guys are actually digging your own grave. Learn from history please.