I never mentioned the Non agression pact. Simply that Stalin and Hitler cooperated in an invasion of Poland. I don’t think that’s deniable.
Also, I’m not sure I’m going to take Cowbee’s take seriously when they frame Putin’s invasion of Ukraine as self defence. And who calls modern CCP controlled China “Democratic”.
Well, since I was called here, and now you’re directly calling my views into question, I’ll give my side of things.
The Nazis and the USSR did not cooperate to invade Poland. The Nazis invaded Poland as a part of Lebensraum, and the Soviets went in weeks later to prevent the Nazis from taking all of Poland. Because the Soviets went into Poland, the areas they took (largely areas Poland had annexed from Ukraine and Lithuania) were spared from the Holocaust.
I do not frame the Russo-Ukrainian War as Russian “self-defense.” I frame it as western-provoked, and maintain that Russia’s goals are NATO neutrality and to annex the 4 oblasts as a buffer zone to protect from a hypothetical land invasion. The 4 oblasts are culturally and ethnically Russian, and seceded following the coup against Yanukovych in 2014, and have been at war with Kiev for a decade. Russia’s goals are purely self-interested, wishing to annex the seperatists and ensure Ukraine cannot join NATO. It isn’t in the war for plunder, the 4 oblasts aren’t exactly economic powerhouses or resource rich. My stances on the Russo-Ukrainian War are very consistent with other communist orgs like PSL and FRSO.
According to the most recent report (2024), people in China have overwhelmingly positive views of their political system. 92% of people say that democracy is important to them, 79% say that their country is democratic, 91% say that the government serves the interests of most people (rather than a small group), and 85% say all people have equal rights before the law. Furthermore, China outperforms the US and most European countries on these indicators – in fact, it has some of the strongest results in the world. The figure below compares China’s results to those from the US, France and Britain. These results may help explain the high levels of satisfaction with government reported by the Ash Center.
Just wanted to clarify my stances here, as the way you framed them were clearly meant to smear my legitimacy. I understand why some may disagree with my analysis, but the underlying evidence is reliable and widespread.
I never mentioned the Non agression pact. Simply that Stalin and Hitler cooperated in an invasion of Poland. I don’t think that’s deniable.
Also, I’m not sure I’m going to take Cowbee’s take seriously when they frame Putin’s invasion of Ukraine as self defence. And who calls modern CCP controlled China “Democratic”.
Well, since I was called here, and now you’re directly calling my views into question, I’ll give my side of things.
The Nazis and the USSR did not cooperate to invade Poland. The Nazis invaded Poland as a part of Lebensraum, and the Soviets went in weeks later to prevent the Nazis from taking all of Poland. Because the Soviets went into Poland, the areas they took (largely areas Poland had annexed from Ukraine and Lithuania) were spared from the Holocaust.
I do not frame the Russo-Ukrainian War as Russian “self-defense.” I frame it as western-provoked, and maintain that Russia’s goals are NATO neutrality and to annex the 4 oblasts as a buffer zone to protect from a hypothetical land invasion. The 4 oblasts are culturally and ethnically Russian, and seceded following the coup against Yanukovych in 2014, and have been at war with Kiev for a decade. Russia’s goals are purely self-interested, wishing to annex the seperatists and ensure Ukraine cannot join NATO. It isn’t in the war for plunder, the 4 oblasts aren’t exactly economic powerhouses or resource rich. My stances on the Russo-Ukrainian War are very consistent with other communist orgs like PSL and FRSO.
The PRC is democratic, although certainly not a multiparty form of liberal democracy. Regardless if the PRC’s form of socialism is something you agree with or not, we need to take an accurate view of the situation. Ultimately, polling in support of the PRC is extremely consistent, even when taken from western orgs.
Just wanted to clarify my stances here, as the way you framed them were clearly meant to smear my legitimacy. I understand why some may disagree with my analysis, but the underlying evidence is reliable and widespread.