/liberty/ - Liberty

let's see /liberty/ mention the holodomor of say b-but socialism doesn't work

>>96889

And a pig on a farm consumes even more than an average Russian. What's your point?

>>96890

>D-didn't happen, all capitalist l-lies. T-they deserved it, promise. How can i doubt my perfect utopia?

Pathetic, /leftypol/. Go starve somewhere else.

>>96889

>Calories = food quantity

Yes, living on staple grains that are high-calorie high glycemic index with little nutritional value but it keeps you moving is totally the same as a healthy diet.

>>>/fit/

>>96889

Are you trying to imply that Americans were starving or something?

>>96898

>>96899

Therefore communism was able to provide the Russian populous with enough calories to live off of

>>96889

>8 JANUARY 1983

>Americans eat more meat and fish, more sugar, more dairy products and eggs, and more fats and oils and less grain than the average Soviet citizen, and consume more calories.

<Hurr durr if soviets bought enough food during their least poor time that means communsim works and nobody starved to death before!

>>96889

You say this like it's something to be proud of.

>>96901

Just because you feed a horse grain to plough the fields doesn't mean that you specifically like your horse. A slave must eat to work, that is all there were to it.

>>96890

>>96889

>If you exclude the time over 10 million people starved to death across the soviet union, they totally had more food than the US!

I really dont get why teenagers choose to shill for shitty failed regimes from the 20th century in place of developing a personality.

>>96923

What about all the people who starved under Capitalism

>>96943

Such as…?

>>96925

Didn't Yuri Maltsev bring exactly this up in one of his lectures? It was something about the CIA being way off the mark and their data almost made up.

>>96977

The US and all Capitalist regimes like Pinochet and the Third Reich

>>96982

He was talking primarily about GDP statistics, and how the CIA vastly overestimated the size of the USSR's economy as ~40% of the US economy, when in fact it was more like 5%.

>>96988

Please, tell us more about the free market-loving National Socialist German Worker's Party.

>US

The US and every other first-world country have, with very little fanfare, solved the problem of starvation with markets. No one starves to death in the US because they can't afford food; the few cases that do happen are those of child abuse or criminal neglect, and have nothing to do with financial situation.

>>96989

>>96991

The third Reich was not socialism

>>96901

Man cannot live on calories alone. There's this stuff called "protein", and "vitamins", you see….