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In addition to being a gov snitch, fraud George Orwell spent WWII demonizing the USSR as it defeated Nazism
As the Red Army sacrificed millions fighting Hitler, and as the Nazi regime shoved Jews into gas chambers, Orwell was writing Animal Farm
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Even Isaac Asimov, who was not a socialist, recognized that snitch George Orwell was a reactionary who hated communists more than fascists: "Orwell didn't want readers to mistake the villains for Nazis. The picture is of Stalinism, and Stalinism only."
newworker.org/ncptrory/1984.
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The coup-plotting, fascist death squad-training murderers and torturers at the CIA strongly supported George Orwell's work, using it as a propaganda weapon.
The CIA even funded the Animal Farm movie, which is now mandatory viewing in many high schools
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Oh....are we gonna do the death count thing again? Sweet....cuz I never see how the US and imperialist capitalism comes out in that count. 
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Orwell's hatred of Stalinists was informed by his experience of them trying to kill him in the Spanish Civil War, and succeeding in killing several of his friends who served with him in the POUM. Lot of bad blood there.
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From this article: wsws.org/en/articles/19
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He also wrote a whole book paying homage to anarcho-socialists in Spain. I’m a socialist and think the USSR was bad... because it was bad.
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Read Homage to Catalonia before saying stuff like that smh...
George Orwell was literally a soldier of the fight against fascism in Spain in 37-39 w/ the POUM, the Partido Obrero de Unificación Marxista.
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During the 36-39 Spanish civil war, Stalinists were de facto the biggest enemy of leftist forces as it focused more on fighting non-stalinist leftist forces than on fighting fascism. It even restored private property where it had been collectivized.
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I wouldn't say the Red Army was sacrificing millions out of altruism. I think its fairly safe to characterize Stalin as someone with no value for human life. It worked out at the time that he had the same enemy as the U.S. but lets not call him a hero.
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Remember when USSR and Nazi-Germany made a pact to split the Europe into two?
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I think you're forgetting that Stalin had a non-aggression pack with Hitler and they both carved up Poland and Eastern Europe like a Christmas ham. It was only after Hitler invaded the USSR with Operation Barbarossa that Stalin aligned with the allies.
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The Molotov pact happened after the Munique pact. Stalin tried so hard to form forces with France and England against German, but they refused, by cleaning their hand because they wanted that the Nazis and Soviets killed each other.
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Tankies got to keep tanking.
Man, wait till you find out who Stalin allied with at the start of WW2!
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Wasn't he a soldier in the Spanish civil war?
Fighting both the fascists & Marxists at the time?
& didn't he meet Portuguese fascist state police spies there called the PIDE?
From which inspired the "thought police" concept?
Sounds to me like he didn't like fascism very much
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He didn't really fight the marxists in Spain as he was part of them. It was stalinism that he was opposed to.
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Tens of millions*
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You just love the taste of the boots of authoritarian regimes, don't you?
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And while you're saying bad things about concentration camps, how about calling out China for theirs?
No?
Of course not.
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It is possible that both communist soviets and German nazi’s were both equally bad. Remember before the war when they were allies?
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Not in denial. They know very well what they want and what they're pushing for.
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The Red Army “sacrificed millions” fighting Hitler b/c the Communists had murdered virtually all of their competent military leaders, *allied with the Nazis* leading Stalin to disbelieve accurate intelligence reports of the impending invasion, & were utterly unprepared for WWII.
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To believe this is to be completely ignorant of the history of WWII. Stalin was completely fine with everything Hitler was doing up until the Germans invasion of USSR in 1941. Also the Red Army was not alone in defeating the Nazis.
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People just forget about the pact they made in 1939 where they chose to divide up Poland and massacre everyone.
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Only way they can continue to propose such a murderous ideology with a straight face.
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Never read any of it. My English teacher, whom I adored, said that he was shite. Glad I didn't bother....
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