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<blockquote data-quote="Grendelshooter" data-source="post: 3374902" data-attributes="member: 44870"><p>See, you keep talking about the Soviet’s like we should have been on their side. We should have toasted their eradication.</p><p>The US didn’t even recognize the Soviet Union as a legitimate country until FDR in 1933, why? Because the entire premise of the country was worldwide communist revolution and dissolution of nations. You cannot deal in fairness with a nation bent on your destruction. All would have been kosher? Ironic turn of phrase aside no, it would not have been. The Soviet’s has been trying to overthrow European national governments before the war, and they would have resumed afterwards regardless of the outcome short of their destruction.</p><p>The legacy of the Soviet Union, cultural marxism, has manifested in what you see around you today.</p><p>We chose to ally with the avowed enemy of our common western tradition and all that entails, and now our culture burns.</p><p>Like the old saying goes-lie down with dogs, get fleas.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Grendelshooter, post: 3374902, member: 44870"] See, you keep talking about the Soviet’s like we should have been on their side. We should have toasted their eradication. The US didn’t even recognize the Soviet Union as a legitimate country until FDR in 1933, why? Because the entire premise of the country was worldwide communist revolution and dissolution of nations. You cannot deal in fairness with a nation bent on your destruction. All would have been kosher? Ironic turn of phrase aside no, it would not have been. The Soviet’s has been trying to overthrow European national governments before the war, and they would have resumed afterwards regardless of the outcome short of their destruction. The legacy of the Soviet Union, cultural marxism, has manifested in what you see around you today. We chose to ally with the avowed enemy of our common western tradition and all that entails, and now our culture burns. Like the old saying goes-lie down with dogs, get fleas. [/QUOTE]
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