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Imagine if any other political philosophy in human history caused 100 million deaths, engineered mass starvations, and built concrete walls to stop people from fleeing.
It would be universally condemned as an absolute evil.
Yet because it hides behind empty promises of "equality," modern academia gives it a free pass.
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Let's drop the polite academic euphemisms.
Communism is a murderous, bankrupt, totalitarian ideology that has failed everywhere it has ever been tried, leaving a legacy of blood, starvation, and chains.
If you want freedom, you protect the free market and private property. If you want tyranny, you embrace the collective.
Which side are you on?
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“One of the mysteries of the ages is why the political left has, for centuries, lavished so much attention on the well-being of criminals and paid so little attention to their victims.”
— Thomas Sowell
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The most dangerous person in history is an intellectual with zero real-world experience who believes they are smart enough to engineer human society from a desk.
They don't understand supply chains, price signals, or human drive, yet they demand absolute veto power over your life.
Hubris kills millions.
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So for the Dems out there that love Socialism and say it has "never been done right", why do they NEVER explain what they would do to make it "right"?
Someone claiming to be Katie Zacharia is DMing me. I suspect it's an AI scam. How would you respond to these messages? Suggestions?
So this Barbie wannabe (or someone pretending to be her) asks that I follow her, which I did out of curiosity. But lo and behold, her inbox is CLOSED. She's not accepting any DMs at all, period. Probably a wise decision.
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“Socialists propose ‘redistribution of wealth’ because they are not capable of creating it themselves.”
— Javier Milei
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“There is no greater indictment of judges than the fact that honest men are afraid to go into court, while criminals swagger out through its revolving doors.”
— Thomas Sowell



























