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Kiev has been murdering civilians in the Donbass region since the Banderite coup in 2014. Pointing out the reverance the modern Kiev regime has for Nazi collaborators like Stepan Bandera, and their far-right politics, is just highlighting an uncomfortable truth for westerners that rely on fascists. Despite your hatred of communists, we aren’t going anywhere.
You used two propaganda buzz words there yourself. Idk why it’s so hard to belive that the western empire is evil and psychotic while also not liking Putin.
Czechoslovakia was 1968, well after Stalin’s death. You’re referring to Khrushchev in Hungary in 1956, which is indeed the incident that led to the split in the CPGB, but when people use the term today they use it against those who generally support socialist states.
meanwhile in Ukraine
Source for the image? I would like to know more about this and the circumstance.
https://www.reddit.com/r/GreenAndPleasant/comments/1tuprtn/june_1_2026_vinnytsia_ukraine/
the circumstance is that Ukraine is an openly fascist state
Someone post a video that looks likes the end result of this shit, the video also shows the markings on the ground for the choreography:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ibLv7u84ifw
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Kiev has been murdering civilians in the Donbass region since the Banderite coup in 2014. Pointing out the reverance the modern Kiev regime has for Nazi collaborators like Stepan Bandera, and their far-right politics, is just highlighting an uncomfortable truth for westerners that rely on fascists. Despite your hatred of communists, we aren’t going anywhere.
You used two propaganda buzz words there yourself. Idk why it’s so hard to belive that the western empire is evil and psychotic while also not liking Putin.
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Wtf is a tankie?
calling people tankies is a well established method for low intellect individuals to identify each other online
People that support existing socialist states.
I always thought it was members of the British communist party who were against Stalin getting involved in Czechoslovakia.
Czechoslovakia was 1968, well after Stalin’s death. You’re referring to Khrushchev in Hungary in 1956, which is indeed the incident that led to the split in the CPGB, but when people use the term today they use it against those who generally support socialist states.
True, got my history wrong. I’m aware of where the term comes from. It’s become a meaningless buzzword at this point.