Review Detail of AlexanderSol in You've Reincarnated, Comrade!
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I have not read it yet, but I, really, really, really, want the main character to become little Stalin... Like, imagine conquering other worlds and spreading communism.
You've Reincarnated, Comrade!
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Oh boy, I can't want for trillions to die in an inter planetary holodomor and twice as many people sent to gulags to work to their deaths in horrible conditions! Just like the Soviet man of steel would! As someone who has lived in communist terror, had family killed by the regike and some sent to gulag for political imprisonment, your naivety in supporting these criminals and gangsters is palpable..
Well, my friend, I can distinguish between fiction and reality. Don't pull that card on me, my friend; I have lived during(in) the Soviet Union too–My relatives were sent to Siberia by Stalin. I lived during a period when I had to wait weeks for hot water and simple light. It also happened that people who left gulags formed a gang (I think in English it translated to "brotherhood") it is a well-known, Eastern European gang–you can google it–My parents waited in line for days to bring a loaf of bread to feed, streets were scattered by dead bodies and no one seemed to notice, no one seemed to care because it was normal. I understand the horrors of Stalin well–it also happens that he was my countryman.
ThatOneGUy:Oh boy, I can't want for trillions to die in an inter planetary holodomor and twice as many people sent to gulags to work to their deaths in horrible conditions! Just like the Soviet man of steel would! As someone who has lived in communist terror, had family killed by the regike and some sent to gulag for political imprisonment, your naivety in supporting these criminals and gangsters is palpable..
AlexanderSol:Well, my friend, I can distinguish between fiction and reality. Don't pull that card on me, my friend; I have lived during(in) the Soviet Union too–My relatives were sent to Siberia by Stalin. I lived during a period when I had to wait weeks for hot water and simple light. It also happened that people who left gulags formed a gang (I think in English it translated to "brotherhood") it is a well-known, Eastern European gang–you can google it–My parents waited in line for days to bring a loaf of bread to feed, streets were scattered by dead bodies and no one seemed to notice, no one seemed to care because it was normal. I understand the horrors of Stalin well–it also happens that he was my countryman.