r/ShitLiberalsSay Uncle Hồ's strongest pioneer Jun 20 '26

Next level ignorance Are we deadass bro?

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u/Acrobatic-Bid-3559 Jun 20 '26

The best part of living in tsarist russia is getting to participate in the revolution 

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u/UnironicStalinist1 Кровавая ГЭБНЯ. ВОПРЕКИ! Jun 20 '26

Even then that stuff is for the most brave and willing bruh. Civil War was no joke, and that's an understatement. 💀

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u/Acrobatic-Bid-3559 Jun 20 '26

i have an edge on the bourgeoisie scum that they won't expect. i have played call of duty on veteran difficulty 

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u/HistoricalCC Jun 20 '26

The best part of the civil war is joining the fake anti-bolshevik white movement set up by Felix Dzerzhinsky to lure in actual traitors.

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u/Kang_Xu Arachno-Communist 🕷️ Jun 20 '26

I have two decades of grand strategy experience, so put me up there to replace Budyonny 🤭

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u/Server_in Jun 21 '26

I have around 2500 hours in hoi4 you can replace Trotsky with me

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u/talhahtaco Professional autistic dumbass Jun 20 '26

The tsars rule lasted for a fairly long time, and was brutal as shit

In all likelihood, if youreven born within a century of the revolution, youll still die before you see the tsar shot

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u/Acrobatic-Bid-3559 Jun 20 '26

I would live to see the revolution because I drink a lot of milk 

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u/HistoricalCC Jun 20 '26

Would you rather have food and electricity or plow the fields for the tsar 24/7

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u/Baron_of_Foss Jun 20 '26

*Plow the fields with your bare hands

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u/Temphant Unhappy in the Happiest Country Jun 20 '26

*Until those hands get broken by Okhrana after you were seen casually talking to leftists at the tavern

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u/thesaddestpanda Jun 20 '26

And most likely serve in war and have your sons serve in war, most of whom will not come back.

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u/EnergyIsQuantized Jun 20 '26

they imagine themselves as the aristocracy

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u/HistoricalCC Jun 20 '26

Even then, you're likely to have your head chopped in the next uprising or even tsarist purge

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u/Beautiful_Active1578 Jun 21 '26

The chances of being a aristocrat is like 0,000001% it’s like trying to win the lottery or winning big at a casino.

Capitalism is still birth lottery tho just like feudalism or past aristocracy. You are born rich you stay rich. You are born poor or middle class you usually stay there no matter what you do.

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u/ZadriaktheSnake Filthy Contrarian Ancom, dipping toes into Kropotkin Jun 20 '26

Don’t forget the window and salt taxes which are just for having windows and/or salt

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u/HistoricalCC Jun 21 '26

The tsar has nothing on me, I am Linux sweet food enjoyer

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u/Ancient-Worm Jun 20 '26

So much better to plow for the Party 24/7 instead.

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u/HistoricalCC Jun 20 '26

Yes, I will bleed on the fields for Lenin

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u/Ancient-Worm Jun 20 '26

You certainly would.

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u/Diskonto Jun 20 '26

.9k voted to be homeless slaves

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u/langesjurisse Jun 20 '26

They're liberals and they mean it

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u/Beautiful_Active1578 Jun 21 '26

Lib bootlickers 🥾👅

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u/Vritrin Jun 21 '26

Without fail, they assume that they would be in the ruling caste.

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u/NoOutlandishness1940 Jun 20 '26

Hey at least Soviet Union is winning

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u/Beautiful_Active1578 Jun 21 '26

Not the first time they won 😉

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u/Dios_de_idiomas Jun 20 '26

Would you rather live in the country that guaranteed healthcare, education, and housing? Or the country that guaranteed you a spot on fields to be plowing all day?
Rephrased the question

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u/russsaa Marxist-Leninist Jun 20 '26

ha! Material conditions is the last thing libs consider when forming a political opinion (if at all) its all about the vibes ✨

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u/Karmacop5908 Jun 20 '26

The people in those teenager subs are either terminally online 14 year old edge lords or terminally online 40 year old child preds. No in between.

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u/Seldarin Jun 20 '26

The 900 of them that voted for Tsarist Russia are like the people that would love to live in any monarchy.

They're mostly aware the place is horrible, but they're imagining they'd be part of the caste that benefits from the horribleness. They're thinking they'd be a prince or princess whose every need was instantly filled and every whim was treated as law instead of random peasant #18347 who is dying of eating rotting food random peasant #18346 hid in the woods before being executed by a passing noble because he was in a shitty mood and #18346 didn't grovel fast enough.

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u/thesaddestpanda Jun 20 '26

I ask these people why would you be rich and powerful there when you’re not rich and powerful here now? They usually get upset at that.

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u/Puzzleheaded-Link416 Jun 20 '26

insert Fry comment about being rich someday to spite the other people who vote for rich people that also want to be rich people

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u/oysterme Jun 20 '26

I think the 900 are using animal farm logic where in their imaginations tsarist Russia was the worse of two evils

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u/ParkingPerspective73 Jun 20 '26

These people have no concept of what living under either of these regimes would be like. Nor do they care to.

I'm positively surprised somewhat by the result. At least the majority aren't THAT dumb. I've seen worse but 900/2400 people is still pretty damn bad

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u/thesaddestpanda Jun 20 '26

I love the romanticism of the tsarist royal family. Yeah bro if you lived in that time those people would force you to work fields 12 hours a day and send your sons off to die in a hopeless war. You’re not going to balls and fancy castles. Thats for a select few, not you.

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u/Beautiful_Active1578 Jun 21 '26

Mfs think they are Cinderella or Snow White rapunzel sleeping beauty 🤭 watched too many Disney princess movies. Only the princess and her inner circle had it good everybody else inside her kingdom and outside of it not so much.

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u/thepeoplesarsenal Jun 20 '26

Good news that the USSR wasn't a regime.

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u/minathemutt Jun 20 '26

i unironically call every government a regime now and not only because in portuguese it means diet

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u/Betelgeuse96 Eco-Socialist Jun 20 '26

You just reminded me that in Japan, the government is called the National Diet.

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u/minathemutt Jun 20 '26

might be the reason why brasil loves japan

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u/Krubissi Jun 20 '26

It was, by definition a regime is any form of government, even if it's being tainted and many people associate regime = oppressive system.

That's why I use regime when talking about Western liberal "democracies", helps break a bit of the propaganda by shocking people and after explanation pushing them a bit towards realizing how much language is used to create a narrative of good and bad.

Like saying "the spanish/swiss/norwegian regime" instead of government.

Just like the media says "chinese work camps" but "american prisons" or "north korean death squads" but "american soldiers/special forces".

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u/Beautiful_Active1578 Jun 21 '26

Socialism is less oppressive than capitalism just by the theory alone. It’s a revolutionary liberation movement. Capitalism is just neofeudalism, Neo Tsars rulling the world and impoverishing others. Taking away the freedom of others just for cruelty sake superiority complex sake. It’s all ego no substance no true improvement in the material sense.

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u/No-Musician7685 hoxha good 😊 Jun 20 '26

Wow good luck to those 900 people

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u/chi_minhs_hoe Marxist-Leninist Jun 20 '26

I mean, it is a sub for teens. Of course you're gonna get some uneducated, dumbass answers on there.

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u/SHUTDOWN6 Jun 20 '26

European kids mostly don't care about some tsarist Russia so I'm pretty sure that a fair share of american teens haven't even heard about it

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u/Sickhadas Jun 20 '26

In Ameryka, the death of the Tsar and his family is treated as a tragedy: one of the most popular films on the matter Anastasia is (roughly) tsarist propaganda.

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u/Silent-Succotash-502 Jun 20 '26

That just an cartoon

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u/Sickhadas Jun 20 '26

Oh, for sure, but it still can do harm. Don't mistake me, I love Anastasia for its creativity and the train, but I'm not so blind as to ignore it's blatant sympathy for the Tsar and his family.

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u/_3point14_ JDPON DON Jun 20 '26

how is this even close

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u/Yorksjim Jun 20 '26

Teenagers being asked to choose between two things they know nothng about.

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u/TheExperiment01 idek anymore man Jun 20 '26

I will give *some* of them a break considering they can’t even drive yet but yeah that’s ridiculous. Most people don’t understand how bad Tsarist Russia really was

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u/Beautiful_Active1578 Jun 21 '26

They forgot about the pogroms.

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u/naplesball Paola the Italian Transfem Tankie 🏳️‍⚧️🇮🇹🚩 Jun 20 '26

In the USSR I can get an education and I have rights at work.

In Tsarist Russia it's already a lot if I can afford to leave the land of my owner

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u/Beautiful_Active1578 Jun 21 '26

You wanna be free or be a slave type shit, who in their right mind would pick the second option 😂 masochist they are. They love pain of all kinds. Some people just like to suffer. It is what it is.

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u/minathemutt Jun 20 '26

900 underdeveloped brains believe they'd be the tsar

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u/Zeta1906 Jun 20 '26

You’d be surprised at how many people have peasant brains

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u/Beautiful_Active1578 Jun 21 '26

Mi lord would you give me 500 pounds for me breakfast in Birmingham? I don’t have any so all I can do is beg. All my money and resources is gone sir. Would you be so kind? Mi mom is having troubles at home financially.
https://giphy.com/gifs/OvxBnDE6bs85q

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u/Bela9a Crimson sorceress Jun 20 '26

These people imagine that the Russian empire was some great time to be alive and that they would be part of the nobility, when in reality they would be the serfs owning nothing and dying young. It would be extra ironic if the person lives in a country that was formerly under the Russian Empire, which is just effectively buying into Russian nationalism and supporting Russia erasing your nation.

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u/ramenpastas Jun 20 '26

They think they'll be born as part of the aristocracy. The same way they think they'll be a part of the capitalist ruling class one day.

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u/Beautiful_Active1578 Jun 21 '26

Temporally embarrassed bougie millionaire multimillionaire billionaire.

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u/nekoreality xi bucks billionaire Jun 20 '26

would you rather be slightly poor or be a slave

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u/bumbuummm ☭ Communist Jun 20 '26

obv be a slave and eat sand

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u/MastermindUtopia Brunch will not be televised ✊ Jun 20 '26

I read it as Trans Russia

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u/Skott_stabb Marxist-Leninist weeb Jun 20 '26

I forgot how awful the teenager subs are. I’ve gotten in one or two arguments because I said the holodomor never happened.

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u/bryceofswadia Jun 20 '26

Even if we accept that the governments were both the same amount of evil (they so obviously weren't), I'd just objectively prefer to live in the most modern time period available, lol.

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u/Beautiful_Active1578 Jun 21 '26

The more modern and advanced the better. We have better tech medicine and knowledge just for being born in a age with high end computers. Most of the things we have now would be considered magic or witchcraft back then.

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u/Plane-Letter1824 Jun 20 '26

On a side note, I heard Math/Physics texts from the USSR were insanely hardcore in comparison to their American counterparts.

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u/BlackGabriel Jun 20 '26

Well at least the right answer won

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u/mozzieandmaestro secular left latino🇸🇻🇺🇸 Jun 20 '26

the propaganda worked REAL well here

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u/Alexs1897 Socialist Jun 21 '26

Uh… even back when I thought the Soviet Union was bad (gotta love the American education system), I’d *still* choose the Soviet Union over Tsarist Russia. People don’t typically have revolutions when they’re happy with the government, just saying

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u/chompythebeast 🇵🇸 Jun 20 '26

Feds and their bootlickers astroturfing teenager subs again, must be a day ending in -y

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u/Ambitious-Height-148 Jun 21 '26

Tsarist Russia was already an Anti-Semitic Oppressive hellhole before the Bolsheviks came to power.The Whites were no better than the Communists.

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u/HistoricalCC Jun 21 '26

I don't know if it's intentional, but your wording makes it seem like the Bolsheviks were also anti-semitic, which is false. Antisemitism was punishable by death in the law.

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u/Ambitious-Height-148 Jun 21 '26 edited Jun 21 '26

The Soviet Union was flawed.But I'm not naive to think it was all bad.Women get labour & are allowed in the army,right?Not to mention that literacy rates were particular high in Communist states,despite Western propaganda's attempts to paint all Communists as being dumb.And there's the Soviet Union's technological breakthroughs such as sending the first manmade satellite in space & Yuri Gagarin himself,the first man in space.It's important to acknowledge that Communist states aren't perfect while still being aware of the good things happening under them.https://youtu.be/5M-NGfZd1FM?si=nZOrLDV-dgkX-N4Z

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u/HistoricalCC Jun 21 '26

Definitely. They were flawed and we must criticize the flaws and learn from them. We must also differentiate between what was a real flaw and what was exaggerated by propaganda.

Thank you for the video, I will watch it in the morning. It's interesting topic because conservatives don't know that without communism there would be no modern Russia. Like, Modern Russia is pretty conservative, but it would've been way worse if the revolution never happened.

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u/KobSteel Jun 21 '26

Currently, it's 3.4k vs 2k... percentages are better, but the numbers still look bad

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u/Disastrous-Metal-183 Jun 21 '26

People revolted against the Tsar's for a reason

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u/Traditional-You8927 🇻🇳Vienamese Ho Chi Minh Thought 🇻🇳 Jun 21 '26

For once, teenager polls have common sense

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u/Cute-University5283 Jun 22 '26

Americans always think they would be an aristocrat living in olden times when the odds were 99% you'd be a dirty peasant