[ITSALLABOUTMEMAN] Re: How Scary Is Putin's Russia Compared To The Soviet Union?

 

You're quoting the Washington Post on this?  What horseshit, why don't you do some Digging?  Stupid fucking statist propaganda disseminaters. Fearing the Soviet Union was just fearmongering, the outcome that we had was the logical, perhaps inevitable one. Russia is a regional power that just wants to do things their own way, a state of affairs that the US finds intolerable - everybody must be subsumed into the American imperial system, or destroyed.  We should not fear Russia, we should fear the imperial US government. We should loath cheap propagandists like the ones that work at the Washington Post, and apparently DIgg.

On Fri, Mar 28, 2014 at 7:14 AM, Digg <team@email.digg.com> wrote:

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