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Topic	Communist symbols as offensive as Nazi symbols?
Blighboy 11/06/18 6:08:44 PM #22:	darkknight109 posted... You mean the thing I listed as my second reason? Militaristic expansion was a key component of Nazi ideology. Expansion was not a component of Communist ideology post-Lenin. Russia acted in a manner to avoid direct conflict at all costs, mostly out of self interest, and sought to create a wall of buffer states between themselves and the West. The Nazi regime consistently glorified the idea of a conflict that was arguably unwinnable from the start. I don't think it's fair to completely divorce the ideologies from what actually occurred. I think of the two only one could be reasoned with (and eventually was). --- https://i.imgtc.com/IoWAUSb.jpg <cite>Blighboy posted [p:911935733] in Communist ... [t:77176659]...</cite> <quote><cite>darkknight109 posted...</cite> <quote>You mean the thing I listed as my second reason?</quote> Militaristic expansion was a key component of Nazi ideology. Expansion was not a component of Communist ideology post-Lenin. Russia acted in a manner to avoid direct conflict at all costs, mostly out of self interest, and sought to create a wall of buffer states between themselves and the West. The Nazi regime consistently glorified the idea of a conflict that was arguably unwinnable from the start. I don't think it's fair to completely divorce the ideologies from what actually occurred. I think of the two only one could be reasoned with (and eventually was). --- https://i.imgtc.com/IoWAUSb.jpg</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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