a few decades too late, but great that it happened
Kinda off topic. I have the Brotherhood of Steel emblem on the back of my truck, as I have for every truck I’ve owned, because I loved the Capital Wasteland BoS and my mom keeps saying why do you have the Communist logo on your truck if you hate communism so much? I’ve had this conversation about half a dozen times.
“In Ukraine, people are calling for execution of WW2 veterans on live TV”
Just another example of how crude russian propaganda can be sometimes. Yet it still works on some people
I don’t care what form of government the Ukrainians elect to follow, as long as it’s elected by the people and free from corruption within reasonable expectations.
It is not my role as an American to dictate how Ukraine manages itself. I just care about its independence from Russia and protecting that sovereignty. Regardless, I want Ukraine to thrive as a nation and people.
Isn’t that account satire? I’ve seen them post some truly deranged shit
In Ukrainian, you can say “I have a car.” In Russian, all you can say is “There’s a car near me.” It’s like the right to property is built into the language.
It was banned a ton of years ago and no one protested lol
Out of curiousity, how is this law practically implemented? Is it illegal to believe in communism, or speak in favour of Communism, or act to advance communism, or is it just illegal to have a communist political party? Also how does the relevant law define communism?
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a few decades too late, but great that it happened
Kinda off topic. I have the Brotherhood of Steel emblem on the back of my truck, as I have for every truck I’ve owned, because I loved the Capital Wasteland BoS and my mom keeps saying why do you have the Communist logo on your truck if you hate communism so much? I’ve had this conversation about half a dozen times.
https://preview.redd.it/mfax3lxgrdpf1.png?width=588&format=png&auto=webp&s=6322146c741bc94afee350b97274346b0f41ba01
“In Ukraine, people are calling for execution of WW2 veterans on live TV”
Just another example of how crude russian propaganda can be sometimes. Yet it still works on some people
I don’t care what form of government the Ukrainians elect to follow, as long as it’s elected by the people and free from corruption within reasonable expectations.
It is not my role as an American to dictate how Ukraine manages itself. I just care about its independence from Russia and protecting that sovereignty. Regardless, I want Ukraine to thrive as a nation and people.
Isn’t that account satire? I’ve seen them post some truly deranged shit
In Ukrainian, you can say “I have a car.” In Russian, all you can say is “There’s a car near me.” It’s like the right to property is built into the language.
It was banned a ton of years ago and no one protested lol
Out of curiousity, how is this law practically implemented? Is it illegal to believe in communism, or speak in favour of Communism, or act to advance communism, or is it just illegal to have a communist political party? Also how does the relevant law define communism?
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