The Politically Incorrect Guide to Communism - Paul Kengor Audiobook

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  randomir
  November 29th, 2017
  

  Start up the rotors

  The Politically Incorrect Guide to Communism - Paul Kengor
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  bamabrat
  November 29th, 2017
  

  Thank you for uploading this. They obviously are not teaching the truth about Socialism/Communism in schools today or it would NOT have a veneer of “cool” in pop culture. People need to remember the results EVERY SINGLE TIME Communism has been attempted… the misery, the privation, the deaths.

  The Politically Incorrect Guide to Communism - Paul Kengor
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  idgyvaughn
  December 26th, 2017
  

  this is a disgrace, propaganda and misinformation, this book is not only inconsistent, but poorly executed as well.

  The Politically Incorrect Guide to Communism - Paul Kengor
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  drkrovischa
  February 5th, 2018
  

  

  Wow, this was bad.

  The Politically Incorrect Guide to Communism - Paul Kengor
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  Askatazun
  February 16th, 2018
  

  Gotta love all the commies complaining while not even providing a reason why it’s bad. Newsflash: Communism killed tens of millions of people, and fails everywhere it’s tried, and no, your brand of communism isn’t going to be magically better, either. Communism can’t persist for a reason.

  The Politically Incorrect Guide to Communism - Paul Kengor
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  mpt423
  April 29th, 2020
  

  

  The it’s not the horse but the rider argument is tiresome. The horse is a nightmare, no rider will make it otherwise

  The Politically Incorrect Guide to Communism - Paul Kengor
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  SetiAlpha6
  August 18th, 2020
  

  

  Yes, mpt423, even a virtuous human cannot make the evil system of communism temporarily work without authoritarianism and collapse.

  See Kengor’s new book, “The Devil and Karl Marx: Communism’s Long March of Death, Deception, and Infiltration,” to learn of Satanic creation of a system TOTALLY destructive of ALL society as Marx intended and overtly expressed.

  The Politically Incorrect Guide to Communism - Paul Kengor
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  petezete
  September 2nd, 2020
  

  Funnily enough, it is mostly those who never lived in socialist or “communist” countries that write the most “popular” (science fiction) books about how evil socialist societies were.

  On the other hand, most surveys in formerly socialist countries tell us that those who lived in socialism want it back and those who were born later think a better system than the current one can exist and it looks like - ah, socialism again.

  And funny that socialist countries started mostly as colonies throughout the 20th century, poor and oppressed, with low levels of general education, and then and under socialism significantly raised the level of education, healthcare for all, life expectancy, many finally got rid of their colonialist invaders and gained fragile independence (frequently followed by USA/UK coups and covert operations).

  Funny that those who had only years or several decades to give socialism a try are labelled as failure by those whose countries had centuries to enjoy the fruits of colonialist supremacy and invasions around the world, economy underpinned by organised thievery, buildup of wealth based on other people’s sweat, and capitalism that created the largest inequality ever in the known universe.

  I can’t remember who it was that Cuba attacked to be under 60 years of US sanctions. Was it the US government and secret services that placed nuclear weapons at the doorstep of the USSR, in Turkey, and lied about it and gave false promises until Soviets installed the same at the US doorstep in Cuba? Or was it that the US is crippling Cuban people’s lives and economy for no reason other than madness and spite? And US citizens watch it in complacency?

  Which country started all these wars around the world? Cuba? Nicaragua? Korea? Vietnam? Iraq? Libya? Syria? Yugoslavia? Laos? Cambodia? Middle East? Latin America?
  Like @illodiini, @erouting, and others have pointed out: “It’s actually kinda funny how the word “elite” means “corrupt” nowadays. And how empathy and social security are for losers.” And “Sick of the rich and their sycophants conflating authoritarianism with socialism and communism. Silly slippery slope fallacy.”

  Indeed, a slippery slope fallacy.

  The Politically Incorrect Guide to Communism - Paul Kengor

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