don't apologize, we're here to share views and have discussions with our very diverse backgrounds. hopefully the site appreciates the open discussion instead of taking pot shots and jugulars tho.

i may be biased, but i feel like commie is also more used as a meaningless buzzword, but the rhetoric from the other side feels like they genuinely think the right is comparable to nazi germany.

and while abortion is a touchy subject, i also don't know what women mean by 'taking away their rights' (plural). i dont want to take sides in that debate, but it sounds like the one and only 'right' being debated on.

as far as the US goes, commies historically were just the enemy, starting from 47 and 49 RU/CN respectively, the nazis were also the enemy, who did a lot more genocide, of the jews no less.

>Especially since USA actually had entirely legal and accepted Nazi party in sixties (thought they were obviously not well liked).

less of a 'pro nazi' stance and more of a hallmark to america's constitution if anything.

the same people for which arises an argument that voter ID laws are racist?

and did you guys give way?

unless you're in bum*** eastern europe, i don't think the two carry nearly the same weight.

fwiw im pretty sure vietnamese uses the latin alphabet, or some derivative of it.

chinese with weird enunciation

your last post was 3 years and 9 months ago.

idek where this is referencing at this point

mfw us chingchongs aren't the ones being invoked for eating otherwise inedible animal parts. :0