Is that supposed to be Kyle Rittenhouse? That's hillarious if it is.

Communism inevitably necessitates an imperialist dictatorship in order to compete with free markets due to the economic inefficiencies inherent in a system that steals from the masses and funnels the wealth of an entire society into the party leaders with the dictator as their head.

i mean its true. in the age of colonialism, countries would get rich by importing(stealing) raw materials from its colonies, turn it into finished product and force its colonies to buy it. nowadays you cannot get a colony anymore, so first world countries exploit third world countries by forcing them to sign unfavorable trade agreements and preventing them from industrializing. but ofc first worlders will say their country is the best and they are not exploiting africans

well the quality of life was better in the soviet union than in modern day russia :shrug:

Meanwhile, in the Culture War......

Please post proof the creator is a nazi please do

Vera Ivanovna, 89, former head of the planning department of an aerospace industry enterprise

I lived most of my life in the Soviet Union and remember that country well. The enterprise I worked at manufactured aviation engines and designed aircraft – even the iconic Buran orbital shuttle was built at our plant.
We were paid well, but what could we spend our money on? There was little we could buy freely over the counter. To buy a car, you had to put your name down years in advance, or pay three times the price to middlemen; land was allocated and could not be bought; and at the time, no one had heard of cooperative flats [owned by those who lived in them]. In other words, we constantly faced a situation whereby we could not buy what we wanted with the money that we earned.
I really enjoyed travelling and always wanted to see foreign countries. Such trips had to be approved by the [Communist] Party and permission was needed from the state security agencies for the issue of a foreign travel passport. And even then, people could only visit socialist countries. I was never allowed to go on a tourist trip abroad and I never had a foreign travel passport. It is a great pity that, when I was young, and my health allowed me to travel, the Soviet Union didn't allow me to do so.
The USSR always had one great advantage. We could feel the support of the state. Having survived the war, we were not afraid of starvation, and there was a certain confidence in the future. But we were locked inside a country that essentially planned our life for us. When you realize this, you begin to feel uncomfortable. But it may also be true that it was the only way of surviving the postwar years – I can’t say for certain.

What was wrong with life in the USSR? - Russia Beyond (rbth.com)

what do you think was in the post LOL

lemme post the definitive guide for you again

also

if someone blatantly ignores evidence

to post propaganda by nazis

what does that make them?