Why are Americans still affected by the red scare even tho the soviet union already failed and that communism is a dead ideology. Also why do they always pin the left when they talk about gun restrictions?
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Julian Jackson
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Josiah Cruz
The globalist movement to make everyone "socialists" is not dead at all. It's very much alive and well. None of the failures of socialism/communism are being taught to, well, anyone. The entire 20th century is just an anomaly now.
Henry Ortiz
>Also why do they always pin the left when they talk about gun restrictions?
Because in the US, gun stance is an excellent predictor of voting. No guns? Probably votes Left. Guns? Probably votes right. Gun rights? Probably votes right. Gun control? Probably votes Left.
Jose Young
The blood those three men are responsible for would fill a small ocean.
David Johnson
>small
Julian Rodriguez
such iz da prays fur progreys
Grayson Wood
Because all are scared of the future.
Levi Kelly
Because the failures and horrors of communism aren't actually taught in the US. The average burger vaguely knows about the USSR/cold war, much less maoist china, latin america etc.
Lincoln Morgan
>None of the failures of socialism/communism are being taught to, well, anyone.
To the contrary, the failures of 20th century communist regimes are taught repeatedly to children through high school and then college. But the thing that is immediately noticeable about those failures is that they all stem from the regimes being tanky authoritarian hellholes. Specifically, all of them followed the Leninist model of democratic centralism. The new generation of communists should thus be seen as a return to something approximating orthodox Marxism, with most younger communists harshly critical of the old communist regimes. The tanky stalin/mao defense force that you sometimes see is mostly composed of boomers and gen-Xers who grew up before the USSR went kaput and thus feel some obligation to defend its numerous crimes. Analyzing the new popularity of communism as a failure of education is misguided at best and downright laughable at worst.
Jayden Rogers
>The new generation of communists...
shall hopefully lie dead in ditches