Classic lib claiming that NATO being full of literal nazis is unrelated to NATO being bad. The fact that you can’t connect the two things really shows just what an intellectually impoverished individual you are.
Comment I replied to is explicitly about Russia in Ukraine right now.
Edit then someone posted an image trashing NATO for something unrelated to Russia being in Ukraine right now, thus proving me right.
Talking about other conflicts or historical events is classic goalpost moving.
I didn’t contest or even bring up paperclip Nazis in the west, someone reflexively did which is great.
Edit Regarding the image, acting like the us/west was the only one trying to collect Nazi intelligence via recruiting scientists and the like is comical. If the soviets could have got them, they would have. Sucks to suck?
Ukraine is a proxy in a war between Russia and NATO.
Edit Regarding the image, acting like the us/west was the only one trying to collect Nazi intelligence via recruiting scientists and the like is comical. If the soviets could have got them, they would have. Sucks to suck?
Literally never addressed Nazis in the west. Not one bit. Why’d you bring it up?
The point I did bring up is that the soviets also secured rocket engineers, and undoubtedly would have loved to have von Braun and similar.
And beyond that, as the original comment was discussing Russians in Ukraine, which they obviously are. Even if it is a proxy war, it is a just one because Russia kicked it off with a flaccid attempt on kyiv. Edit and NATO is backing Ukraine. If Russia pulled out tomorrow the evil NATO certainly wouldn’t chase them into classic Russian territory.
That’s true: the scientists are hardly worth mentioning, because most were just worker bees. It’s really the assimilation of the Nazi command structure that was the issue.
They didn’t use the command structure you’re referring to because they didn’t get them. Very silly assuming they just ignored them because of some principled stance.
Agreed communism is incompatible with fascism but that’s historically convenient because Stalin was a wolf in sheep’s wool on that topic. His government modeled many fascist behaviors quite readily.
Edit also I’d say declaring the workerbee vs command distinction is a clear goalpost move.
I asserted that the soviets took Nazi scientists and technologists, and they did.
There are many articles on this, pick any source you find acceptable, I don’t need to play whackamole and find more than one to get you started
Edit Regarding your links, I never contested paperclip Nazis or NATO involvement in Ukraine but “regime change” in Ukraine is silly. It’s a defensive war to kick Russia OUT of Ukraine.
You’re just mad it’s “kyiv” not “kiev” and it’s “Ukraine” not “the Ukraine”
This is ml, NATO bad
This but unironically
Classic unrelated ml posting. A true lemminator
Classic lib claiming that NATO being full of literal nazis is unrelated to NATO being bad. The fact that you can’t connect the two things really shows just what an intellectually impoverished individual you are.
Don’t call them stupid, they’re clearly malicious. Call them on that instead.
good point
Comment I replied to is explicitly about Russia in Ukraine right now.
Edit then someone posted an image trashing NATO for something unrelated to Russia being in Ukraine right now, thus proving me right.
Talking about other conflicts or historical events is classic goalpost moving.
I didn’t contest or even bring up paperclip Nazis in the west, someone reflexively did which is great.
Edit Regarding the image, acting like the us/west was the only one trying to collect Nazi intelligence via recruiting scientists and the like is comical. If the soviets could have got them, they would have. Sucks to suck?
Ukraine is a proxy in a war between Russia and NATO.
Only thing comical here is the sheer ignorance on display, sucks to be an ignoramus https://www.counterpunch.org/2020/10/16/the-u-s-did-not-defeat-fascism-in-wwii-it-discretely-internationalized-it/
Literally never addressed Nazis in the west. Not one bit. Why’d you bring it up?
The point I did bring up is that the soviets also secured rocket engineers, and undoubtedly would have loved to have von Braun and similar.
And beyond that, as the original comment was discussing Russians in Ukraine, which they obviously are. Even if it is a proxy war, it is a just one because Russia kicked it off with a flaccid attempt on kyiv. Edit and NATO is backing Ukraine. If Russia pulled out tomorrow the evil NATO certainly wouldn’t chase them into classic Russian territory.
That’s true: the scientists are hardly worth mentioning, because most were just worker bees. It’s really the assimilation of the Nazi command structure that was the issue.
Communism—unlike liberalism—is incompatible with fascism.
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They didn’t use the command structure you’re referring to because they didn’t get them. Very silly assuming they just ignored them because of some principled stance.
Agreed communism is incompatible with fascism but that’s historically convenient because Stalin was a wolf in sheep’s wool on that topic. His government modeled many fascist behaviors quite readily.
Edit also I’d say declaring the workerbee vs command distinction is a clear goalpost move.
I asserted that the soviets took Nazi scientists and technologists, and they did.
Describing a pattern of behavior is evidence.
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The Soviets did get some of them. They got the gulag, because they were Nazis.
Lol no.
Whatever folks they sent to the gulag they wrung dry of knowledge first. Stalin had a fun habit of discarding his playthings when bored.
https://www.jstor.org/stable/10.1086/605972#:~:text=In the fall of 1945,German academics and industrial scientists.
There are many articles on this, pick any source you find acceptable, I don’t need to play whackamole and find more than one to get you started
Edit Regarding your links, I never contested paperclip Nazis or NATO involvement in Ukraine but “regime change” in Ukraine is silly. It’s a defensive war to kick Russia OUT of Ukraine.
You’re just mad it’s “kyiv” not “kiev” and it’s “Ukraine” not “the Ukraine”