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 No.227

What do you think of Turkmenistan?

 No.228

Seems like a pretty cool country. To bad about the dictatorship.

Whats it like there?


 No.230

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>>228

Turkmenistan does not have a dictatorship. What word would you use to describe a nation where the government provides the people with free electricity, free water, free food, free petrol and protects the people from the corruption and decadence that defines much of the modern world, if not "democracy"? The people come first, and those that seek to destroy the system that protects them are not people who deserve the luxury of life among the blessed people. While I admit that during the Soviet Union, there were many violations of the basic foundations that were created for all men, women and children, those were not a result of a dictatorship. Stalin and Lenin were magnificent leaders and the only leaders superior to them were Niyazov, Muhammad, Jesus and Moses. Not only did they understand the importance of keeping the people dependent on the state to provide them the freedom that they would not otherwise be able to harness, they understood the importance of regulating the knowledge too much for the masses to grasp; Their only faults were that they failed to balance the system that they crafted in the image of God and the state of His kingdom, and that they opposed religion even as a tool to keep the people calm. Other than these two flaws, Stalin and Lenin were close to being Men of God. Niyazov, however, was flawless. I do not see how anybody could call him a dictator except for brainwashed slaves to the Great Satan, whose testicles burrow into their abdomens at the sight of greatness or at the utterance of the words "communism" or "faith". It may be true that Berdimuhamedow is not as successful a leader as his precedessor, but he is surely going to rise to new heights once he gains firsthand experience of the terrors of capitalism, mandatory godlessness and inequal distribution of goods. Freedom is not defined by the level of education or happiness, but rather by the equality of the distribution of goods. A government that gives the people what they need rather than what they want and takes from them what they do not need is a government that will prosper, and a people that takes from the government and from each other only what they need rather than one that lets greed conquer their minds is a people that will prosper to greater heights than the government that gives them the things that they need and takes from them the things that they do not need.


 No.232

>>230

>What word would you use to describe a nation where the government provides the people with free electricity, free water, free food, free petrol

gommunism


 No.233

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 No.249

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>>232

>>233

Why do you people oppose communism so vehemently? What is it that communism has done to you to make you so bitter? Do you not see how great the system is, the system that frees the people from the chains of capitalism and corruption? The path of the communist is a path of joy. A true communist never dies; Even when his body is gone, he will live on in his acts of kindness, as exemplified by Niyazov, Stalin and Lenin.


 No.250

>>249

It's a great system, especially if you're a termite or an ant. If you're a human, not so much.


 No.289

>>250

This.


 No.315

>>250

>>289

Can you cite one example where communism has failed to provide for the people?


 No.318

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>>315

t. Mao


 No.319

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>>315

t. Stalin


 No.320

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>>315

t. Pol Pot


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 No.338

>>318

>>319

>>320

>>321

Kek, you scared him away.


 No.341


 No.398

What's with all the rare flags on such an obscure board? Turkmenistan, Armenia, Fiji, etc.


 No.399

>>398

>Turkmenistan

This one is obvious: it's a literal shill.

>Armenia

Either a burger in Armenia or proxy. If proxy, I say it's Borat: compare the density of "kek" in their posts.

>Fiji

Probably a proxy.


 No.405

>>338

>>399

I am not a shill and I am not scared. Communism has never failed and all the examples posted in this thread are merely examples of the failures of leaders who could not implement communism for they were too weak, too soft on the people's demands. They did not give the people what they needed but what they wanted, and this is the hallmark of a failure in leadership.


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