The bourgeois propaganda machine has spent decades portraying the Soviet Union as a gigantic “prison camp.” Yet the figures tell a far more uncomfortable story: 2.5 million prisoners, or 2.4% of the adult population, in the USSR in 1950 — compared with 5.5 million, or 2.8%, in the United States in 1996.And the historical circumstances could hardly have been more different. In 1950, the Soviet Union was still recovering from the catastrophic destruction of the Second World War, confronting counterrevolutionary activity and entering the first, extremely tense phase of the Cold War. The United States of 1996, by contrast, was the world’s dominant capitalist superpower, immensely wealthy and facing no comparable immediate threat to its state survival.So much for the mythology of the “land of the free.” #Capitalism has always needed prisons as much as it needs exploitation. #Facts #HardTruth
>>542045102>trusting amerimutt statistics
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>>542045210spbp
>>542045102>The bourgeoisStopped reading hear
>>542045102The US is a gay nigger version of the USSR
>>542045102Commies in a nutshell.
>>542045102Soviet Union deliberately killed 6 million of own citizens (and this does not count famine causing policies)
>>542045102COMMUNISM IS THE WORST
>>542045102CAPITALISM IS THE BEST
>>542045102Freedom implies the freedom to make criminal choices that land your dumbass in prison
It should be way more in America. The ruling class, Zionists, bankers and oligarchs love anarcho-tyranny and gangs. They love selective enforcement and being lenient with junkies and criminals. They use black-brown lumpenproletariat, gang violence, drugs and criminals as a way to combat the white working class, the only actual revolutionary element in American society. Chaos and tyranny operates through a dual mechanism that neutralizes labor solidarity and secures oligarchs profits and power.
