Thread by @ReddLegend

: I'm intrigued by Americans who call Stalin a "mass murderer" while - during Stalin's tenure - the U.S. was engaged in the mass murder & terrorism against its own 'Black' citizens. Stalin died 70 years ago, and the U.S. is still engaged in mass murder; globally! 🤷🏾‍♂️

: As a matter of fact, during the Stalin era, the U.S. was killing & terrorizing Chinese; Japanese; Korean; AND 'Black' people... far more people than the total population of Russia. So people may want to redirect that "mass murderer" tag and apply it to America! #FixedIt

: [And] Which Nation dropped atomic bombs in Hiroshima & Nagasaki [Japan]?

Was it Stalin who dropped those atomic bombs; I wonder? 🤔

: Stalin, a Marxist-Leninist perspective...

marxists.org/subject/china/…

: We explored (yesterday) the idea that during both the Lenin era and the Stalin era, the U.S. had taken over from France and continued the decimation of Haiti. I don't want to hear anything about the so-called "mass murders" of Stalin with all the blood the U.S. spills! 💡

: Recommend reading...

: Americans are Socialized & Conditioned to - by reflex response - regurgitate that Stalin was "bad" [Russia is "bad"; Putin is "bad"]. But how many of us have actually investigated these claims? How many of us research & study Stalin beyond Capitalist Imperialist propaganda? 🤔

: It's "mass murder" when (perceived) 'White' people are killed [Note: We don't wish for any humans to be killed, senselessly]. The killing of masses of 'Black'; Latinx; Arab; and Asian folk is either dismissed or reduced to "Patriotic" necessity [for National Security]! 🤯

: Notice how the stereotypical Liberal response is to foam at the mouth & regurgitate the "Stalin was bad" narrative. They still refuse to contend with the U.S. record of atrocities; because they can't [the Dissociative Amnesia is too convenient]. STALIN, Stalin, stalin! 🤦🏾‍♂️