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Originally posted by Trapped Bird View Posthttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Holodomor
The hallmarks of communism, millions of Ukrainians dead from famine. But at least they were happy, right?
He talked about how they would wait "on lines for milk, bread and vegetables" yet forgot to mention that you would sometimes have to wait half a day on line and alot of the time there wasnt enough.
I remember as a kid my mother had to bring me and my twin sister to stand on line with her because she would receive larger rations and the only way to prove she had kids was to bring us with her and stand online for 8 hours
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Originally posted by Russian Crushin View PostAll he did is give USSR propaganda that was said to the people.
He talked about how they would wait "on lines for milk, bread and vegetables" yet forgot to mention that you would sometimes have to wait half a day on line and alot of the time there wasnt enough.
I remember as a kid my mother had to bring me and my twin sister to stand on line with her because she would receive larger rations and the only way to prove she had kids was to bring us with her and stand online for 8 hours
Actually my bad, when I was doing that I was like 6, so the USSR had fallen by then maybe that's why.Last edited by Trapped Bird; 09-09-2011, 11:36 AM.
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This will probably be the first and last time I get excited about a Vitali Klitschko fight and its only because of my boy Adamek. Viva Polska!!! Lol
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Originally posted by Freedom.It's very rare to find a 40 year old man so perfectly physically fit.
Wouldn't it be nice to rub your hands over his oiled pectorals Tunney? Give him a bit of rub down before a big fight?
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Originally posted by Trapped Bird View PostI honestly don't remember the lines, my parents would always give me the money and I would go by myself and pick up the bread. I was little so maybe my memory is foggy, and maybe it was worse in different areas? I lived in donetsk.
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Those "famines" were in the 1930's when the system was just getting setup.
I would rather live in 1960's/70's Russia than live anywhere else in the world today.
You telling me your family wasnt happier? Most people left AFTER USSR collapsed, because everything turned to crud.
Yea you waited for bread, etc. You stood for 30minutes for the truck, it mightve been late a few times.
People lived happier, they were free, they werent tied down to loans and mortgages, everyone was happy.
You guys must be ZIonists or something. My family owned a house in the village and a apartment in the city, both my parents finished university (free) and got jobs, EVERYONE that wanted to work got a job that provided them enough money to provide for their household, buy a house, buy a car, take 2 vacations a year to the sea. Every weekend everyone would get together, sing songs and have fun. That all started changing in the late 80's as the corruption and western influence tried to control everyone and rape the resources.
Do some research on how life was lived in the 60's70'searly 80's, talk to your family.
Quality of life was much much better, people were happier, you werent a legal slave to some master that controls 90% of your country as you are working 50 hours a week to payoff your car/house/inflated food.
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