Lenin established a socialist state, and Stalin was the second head of state in said socialist state. They did not reach communism, as communism must be global and fully collectivized, but they did reach socialism as a transitional state between capitalism and communism.
Okay, then i would counter that Stalin Good because of the defeating the nazis and ending the Holcaust. I’m not sure why we would be talking about the accomplishments of millions of people as if one guy did it, though.
Straw man, ad-hom, red herring.
We got em all here folks, get your fallacies!
We promise there will be absolutely no substance in our comments, just fallacies! Come one come all down to Fallacy Warehouse!!
We count on your ignorance to spread our fallacies without recognition, and get an extra special 25% off if you haven’t read a book this year!!
Come on down!!
I don’t think it’s a fallacy, Lenin did not carry out with a communist state and they got Stalin.
Lenin established a socialist state, and Stalin was the second head of state in said socialist state. They did not reach communism, as communism must be global and fully collectivized, but they did reach socialism as a transitional state between capitalism and communism.
whom western liberals will never, ever forgive for beating up their friends in 1945
Please don’t tell me you don’t believe in the Graeat Purge and the consequent mass deportations carried by the NKVD.
“Believe in”? Like, as an article of faith?
Please don’t tell me you believe in the liberation of Auschwitz and the toppling of Nazi Germany, I guess?
“believe in” as “think something is true” or “recognizing the veracity of something”
Purge yes, you’re gonna have to be more specific on the rest. But what is your point, is my question?
My point is you think I’m arguing stalin is bad because of the cold war
Okay, then i would counter that Stalin Good because of the defeating the nazis and ending the Holcaust. I’m not sure why we would be talking about the accomplishments of millions of people as if one guy did it, though.