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Published: 2011-08-08 01:34:21 +0000 UTC; Views: 2596; Favourites: 105; Downloads: 5
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I get really tired of ignorant fools who think Russia is still Socialist.This is not meant to make a statement against Communism or Socialism, it merely meant to inform those that think the Russian system is still based on these beliefs.
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Agreed. You can't believe how many idiots out there still believe Russia is a communist country.Β Β
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I know Russia isn't communist anymore.Β
But I still wish it was...
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"I still wish it was..."
+55% of Russians agree.
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The Russian Federation & Soviet Russia are 2 completely different things:
The Russian Federation is the current day Russia which isn't the largest territory in the USSR anymore.
Soviet Russia was Russia during a Communist And Socialist environment along with Leninism, Marxism, and Stalinism.
2 VERY big differences in there ya know.
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Ugh... I hate when people get this information mixed up too! They really need to get with the current time.
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I'm also sick of people who think we like Stalin.
I have a friend in school who is a big fan of Russia and that is fine, but he owns a Soviet banner hung in his bedroom, a Soviet ushanka (I own one too, IT'S MY DADS THOUGH ), Soviet coat, and believes in Stalin...Maybe it is all the games and movies?
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I'm a huge fan of the Soviet Union, but I don't like Stalin.
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*communist.
The USSR was a communist regime.
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gaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaah!! My grand-mother so don't understand it Dx she always freak out when I say I learn russian TT3TT
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Thanks for the stamp! I actually just saw a guy say that Russia was one of the most evil countries in the planet and cited the Holodomor to prove it.
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THANK YOU sir-zeke FOR MAKING THIS! People always assume Russias communist. Jokes are quite fine, but when its serious, it annoys the shit out of me. Someone needs to show this stamp to Frank Stallone, if I hear him offend Mother Russia one more time, I will be under his bed when he gets home that night. Im of Russian decent, and damn proud of it
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O..O These still exists fools who think that Russia is still Socialist???
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Nice one!
ha stereotypes, I live in France and people already asked if I had internet there...
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There is a difference between Socialism and Communism, you know. In Socialism, the government takes care of people's basic needs while the people control everything else. In Communism, the government controls everything. I am not disrespecting Capitalism, I just wanted to make sure you knew the distinction.
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Eeerrrrr, you're wrong, guy/girl
Communism isn't Stalinism, they're different. Communism never excisted
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You mean my history teachers lied to me?! Well that is just dandy. Also, "existed" is spelt without a "c".
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History teachers can't know everything. Especially about other countries policy
Plus, I live in Russia and my dad was born in Ukraine. You can't argue with that, can you?
So all that EVILRUSSIAABUSINGHERLITTLESIBLINGS lie can go to the Hell, Russian people never hated Ukraine, it's just a political fuss thank to nazionalists
And thank to USA scheming too, yes
Ehh, hate politics
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I only know the American perspective of things, due being educated by the US's terrible education system. I also will not act like I know a thing about Ukrainian history because it was never taught to me. Gold star for the US, the land of the Dumb.
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That's why I'm telling you this version is kinda wrong
Plus you never visited Ukraine. And you still wrote this like it was a absolutely true fact
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Disrespect Capitalism!
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Yes I know, the main reason I said socialism was because that is what the "Official" term for the U.S.S.R. was, and I didn't want to start an argument.
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I like to think in my heart that just under the surface of modern russia, the great USSR slumbers, waiting for the right moment to awaken and liberate the workers of the world
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All hail the motherland Russia
And agreed the mistake is really slack and offensive
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i just saw a comercial and when they said 'Russia' a picture of the communist hammer and sicle popped up..i was like "wait...did that srsly just happen" i was not impressed
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Hehehe
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The vast majority of Russia remember those glory days, and waiting when they return. Just as I was.
See this [link]
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Russia and Germany are still being thought by ignorants as Communistic(Russia) and Socialistic Nazism(Germany.)
They do not realize that these countries are of people who are the same as we are, and a nation should never be judged by its government. Both countries have evolved to democracies and are powerful in the world market.
Russian and German culture are my two passions of mine, and it disturbs me to see the bigotry of the assumption that both countries have remained in Socialism and Communism. This could not be further from the truth.
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all the 195 countries of today's world are painted in fallacies by people who couldn't care less about someone else's culture; Russia and Germany are not the only ones by a really long shot. 
1-Germany has coins with a picture of Hitler on them
2-China is bigger than Russia because Russia "separated from the other communists states."
3-Mexico = the only country that speaks Spanish, and that all of South America is part of Mexico
and my favourite one:
4-Austria is just misspelled "Australia"
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Your reply just made my day on so many levels.
/has nothing else to say
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Well, you could begin by telling me of your encounters with people who shared their vision of the world with you
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Oh goodness. I had a girl in seventh grade say that Austria was the capital of Australia, which was in Europe, according to her. And another asked if the Chinese, Koreans, and Japanese spoke the same language, because they were all Communist (I had a silent fit of giggles in the back of the room with the last one)
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haahaa! 
Not too long ago, I got a Canadian guy who asked how many words do Mexicans have for "taco." First I face-palmed, and then explained that taco β quesadilla, or burrito, or flauta, or fajita, or enchilada, or tostada... etc., but it was like if my words were nothing to him :\
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Oh quite so 
Wow. Just...wow. That's even better than hearing someone think that Mexico owns Cuba.
Do people read cookbooks...let alone menus in Hispanic restaurants?!
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Wooooah, now it's below me
Weird
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"painted in fallacies"
PAINTED
IN
FALLACIES
. . .
W T F MAN
L2ENGLISH
P. S. The reply above me is even better comedy <3
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Concurring with your present debating facts, yes absolutely, but I was only expounding with the two examples as this was related in the artistic commentary and discussion.
Thank you immensely for the reply.
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Thanks that was a great comment.
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You are very welcome, thank you for the stamp, it will certainly aid in correcting the asinine notions ignorant people assume.
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Thanks for this great words!
I always say, as lower the educations as higher the believe in stereotypes
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Thank you for the laudatory reply!
Yes, unless we educate ourselves and reason beyond the parameter of general assumptions, we will be stagnated with stereotypes and bigotry.
Also, being Pennsylvanian German, my father told me his grandparents were not allowed to speak their native language(German)-and they had been Americans since our family had immigrated here to the USA in 1672-as it was deemed anyone of German heritage was automatically a Nazi. People fail to realize the Nazis were a governmental establishment(or a political party), not the entirety of the people.
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YouΒ΄re welcome!
Oh thatΒ΄s cool, and really strange, that other Americans were able to discriminate Germans at all, because 50-60 mio of the US-Americans are German-Americans, so why do the German-Americans not try to stop that discrimination with big actions? I would protest against it, and force Hollywood to show also german history movies, not always France and England, when itΒ΄s about Europe XD
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Thank you again. Please pardon the tardy reply, but familial and academic obligations have prevented me from punctually answering to your response, sir.
Yes, this was done to Japanese-Americans and Italians-Americans as well.
In fact, during WWI, there numerous incidents of people being arrested for speaking German, and even a pastor was arrested because he prayed a missionary in Germany.
In my native state of Pennsylvania, the German population is 28.5%, garnering the state as the top three with highest German-American ethnic demographic.
Unfortunately, the German language is endangered here, as there is diminishing number of people speaking and sustaining the language spoken, many believe it could be due to the negative annotations of the language being banned from being spoken during both World Wars. But my father's grandparents spoke Germany fluently, they used the German language(it is a variation of the German language called Pennsylvanian German: [link] more frequently than English.
Also,they had spoken to my father in German(my father was born ten years after the end of the Second World War)until he was four, he still recall his uncle warning his parents not to resume speaking Germany again as it incite fraction.
As for any legal action taken, it was a matter of patriotism, anyone would have acted on it would have been labeled "Un-American" and such a stigma was a risk factor during those times of ethnic and racial tensions in the US.
But yes, I do heartily concur with you, sir, that all sides must be represented in any discussion of this matter.
It is my fond hope we can continue our correspondence.
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