read the 13th Amendment, it's literally legal slavery of convicts

slavery is legal in US as punishment for crime

>>25512995 yeah like groping a little black girl on a bus for instance

>>25512991 > being a slave as a punishment < being punished for trying not to be a slave Do you comprehend the difference?

black girls are made for slavery

black women are created for slavery

white people don't season they slaves

Soviet NEETs were called thieves, and they could do any of the aforementioned: >being unemployed, running a business, keeping gold or foreign currency or just living outside your place of registration Most importantly, they didn't even have to work in GULAG.

Zoomers think communism is something good now Macabre

>running a business literally a lie, you absolutely could run a business if it was small enough. like limit is having a secretary at most

>>25513004 > stretching the definition of slavery > literal legal slavery in private prisons

>It was, le communisms fault! Imagine butthurtbelting in Russia. What's the word, liberashka?

>>25514693 all moscow balls post olympics are USAIDS glowniggers (mostly porkainians) t. real moscow ball, whose ID they've stolen

It's mostly fucked up because it was full of Russians.

>>25514702 somehow the most Russian part of the USSR that was denied agency is the most successful and the only achievement of the butthurt belters is gibs in exchange for full deindustrialization (their industry was paid by Russian dime) and being able to travel around USSR 2.0

>>25514651 >if it was small enough.

>>25514719 >full deindustrialization Latvian industrial export value per capita in 2019 was almost x15 of russian one.

Comparing Tajikistan (ex-USSR) with Afghanistan (muh self rule) and the republic of Azerbaijan with iranian azerbaijan tells a different story USSR's biggest achievement was neutralizing savage muzzies and mongols of central and northeast asia

>>25514693 Are you trying to present Chyna as a communist society?

>>25514810 >Comparing Tajikistan (ex-USSR) with Afghanistan (muh self rule) and the republic of Azerbaijan with iranian azerbaijan tells a different story Can you tell me more? Have you visited the Republic of Azerbaijan perhaps? I mean, I roughly understand, that the USSR harshly Westenized (unironically) the Central Asia, by imposing there ideology made up by German philosophers Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels, and thus post-USSR countries are very different from their neighbours, but I am just wondering what the Republic of Azerbaijan looks like from Iran.

>>25514850 >I am just wondering what the Republic of Azerbaijan looks like from Iran. Or Tajikistan. The Tajik language is similar to the Persian language so it may be easier to compare the two countries.

>>25514864 > t.

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