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Jesus christ. (via ultraleftist) holy shit (via ludwigfeurbased) |
This is flat out vulgar! There are minors present!
There are minors presentyou know you don’t want to get in treble
Don’t be sharp with me, you know this is a bassless accusation.
I was trying to think of a reply but puns are just not my forte.
We need to put this joke to rest.
… and on that note, I’m done.
I have a lot if respect for you. Sometimes knowing when to quit is the key to success.
Ooh boy, a question, I don’t get enough of these! Now, down to business. Although the USSR was, in it’s later years, an extremely liberal state, it was not capitalist. This is due to the very definition of capitalism itself, which is (paraphrasing) to make profit by any means necessary. This simply wasn’t the case in the USSR. Profit wasn’t the goal, and the workers were treated fairly. Now on the Ukrainian famine, many sources will claim that Stalin was the culprit. However it had several natural causes as well as a few political factors. Firstly there was a drought in 1932 as well as an outbreak of rustic plant disease. Secondly there was a shortage of labor because of WWI and the civil war. Not to mention that Ukraine had declared independence during the civil war and was only defeated 13 years prior to the famine.
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Manning Marable (via howtotalktogirlsdialectically) oh god this (via versatilequeen) |
thedonkeykongquestofbreadanana:
The total number of African slaves sent to all parts of the world between 1500 and 1865 was estimated to be at least 12 million. When you consider that only one in ten made the trip alive, the number of Africans who were enslaved or killed in the 350 years of the slave trade had to be no less than 120 million people.
More facts at http://did-you-kno.tumblr.com/
“capitalism never killed anyone”




