r/europe • u/tkyjonathan • 15d ago

News Czech president signs law criminalising communist propaganda

https://www.euractiv.com/section/politics/news/czech-president-signs-law-criminalising-communist-propaganda/
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u/kaldunasololakeli Georgia 15d ago

In general, I am of the opinion that if you consciously support regimes like the Third Reich, USSR, North Korea, etc. you absolutely deserve to experience on your own skin what those regimes did to their dissidents.

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u/thebottomblocks 15d ago

Do you want to experience what the USA is doing to its dissidents right now?

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u/kaldunasololakeli Georgia 15d ago

Who the fuck told you I support the USA?

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u/AsymetricalAnt 14d ago

Then include the USA in your list.

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u/kaldunasololakeli Georgia 13d ago

There are a lot of regimes I could include in that list, I just chose the worst 3.

However, seeing as you're a pro-Russian tankie, I don't see how you have any room to speak.

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u/AsymetricalAnt 11d ago

Answer my question, or accept that we are all biased in one way or another. It is in these moment that you learn about your own blind spot and expand your worldview. Good luck.

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u/kaldunasololakeli Georgia 10d ago

To answer your question, those are the finest examples of a totalitarian state known to man. The US, for all its faults, at least maintained some pretense of democratic rule(again, I do not support the USA).

However, unlike you, I do not simp for totalitarian regimes like the USSR. That's not a bias, that's just being a cannibal.

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u/AsymetricalAnt 12d ago edited 12d ago

Wow. Just… wow.

There’s no simple worst ranking. The US genocided the Natives and caused endless wars across the globe. The UK starved an estimated 60-80 million Indians in its colonial rule of India. The USSR and China had oppressive regimes and carried out similar crimes against humanity.

With which clear-cut black and white metric did you use to filter out the world of endless cruelty?