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It is wise to know why he said this though...

Stalin as a child was at the mercy of horribly abusive drunk step-father.

So abusive...that he maimed his arm permanently around 8 years old..and he went to live with the monks..


The 'arm thing' was why he had a harder time..joining the 'resistence' as a youth...


When the greatest mass-murder of all-time tells you beating someone is worse than death..I think he meant it.

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And if you're thinking just now, why me, oh God...

To escape the abusive relationship, Keke took Stalin and moved into the house of a family friend, Father Christopher Charkviani.[18] She worked as a house cleaner and launderer for local families sympathetic to her plight.[19] Keke was determined to send her son to school, something that none of the family had previously achieved.[20] In late 1888, aged 10 Stalin enrolled at the Gori Church School. This was normally reserved for the children of clergy, although Charkviani ensured that the boy received a place...

....Aged 12, he was seriously injured after being hit by a phaeton, which was the likely cause of a lifelong disability to his left arm.

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According to the works of the Iranian historian Rashid al-Din (1247–1318), the Mongols killed more than 700,000 people in Merv and more than a million in Nishapur. The total population of Persia may have dropped from 2,500,000 to 250,000 as a result of mass extermination and famine.

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Stalin's mother was the first/last human he ever loved.

Maybe beside his daughter..which he even threatened to kill...

Funny how many different ways a story can be told, is changed or modified as time rolls on. And that's just in 50 years.


The purge was motivated by the desire to remove dissenters from the Communist Party and to consolidate the authority of Stalin. Most public attention was focused on the purge of certain parts of the leadership of the Communist Party, as well as of government bureaucrats and leaders of the armed forces, most of whom were Party members. The campaigns also affected many other categories of the society: intelligentsia, peasants and especially those branded as "too rich for a peasant" (kulaks), and professionals.

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Those who do not learn history are doomed to repeat it.'

The quote is most likely due to writer and philosopher George Santayana, and in its original form it read, "Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it."

Santayana was known for aphorisms, and for being a professor in philosophy at Harvard which he abandoned. Prior to that, Santayana attended Boston Latin School and Harvard College, where he studied under the philosophers William James and Josiah Royce.

According to Santayana's philosophy, history repeats. The phrasing itself certainly is catchy. It's a big one, not only because it is so common, but also because if it is true and if history, driven by human nature, is ugly (hint: it is), then this saying ought to guide our public and private policy.

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It's seems so simple, right?

Whatever 'they' are... 'we' sure make it easy for em.

They are those whom people choose to make their authority.

It is said while Stalin lay dying on his floor...his staff pounded loudly and repeatedly at his door..for 3 days.

None cared enough, to chance his rage lest they were wrong.

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I simply don't understand... I literally cannot wrap my head around that sort of fear control.

I'd be deaded fast in a system like that, I realize.

I'd guess it wouldn't be the first time or the last for me.

I like to think of him laying there...in his absolute helplessness..listening to the knocks of those he bound to obey.

They let him die because that is how he willed them to be. He knew it too. As he slowly laid there..wondering after his life.

Or maybe the stroke took that from him. I'd like to think not.

I get that.

I understand the desire for universal justice.

Probably too deeply given our circumstance here.

More that..his death is so perfectly reflective of his life.

He blamed God for love lost, and in such..love lost through those unwilling to chance 'God's wrath'.

it has it's own music.

'Shakespeare' would be nodding his head.

IOW..Stalin was an insufferable asshole that killed millions without mercy. Including his own son.

He told his staff to never enter his room, without his auditory permission.


His daughter, it was said, was his pride and joy..and even she was threatened by him. He told her directly he would kill her.


So there he died..on his floor..separate only by a doorknob..that everyone refused to turn.

Fitting death. I hope he remembers.

Can't. I deleted it a long while ago. I could reproduce it in 3D. Perhaps, I might.

Heh, I just got a head ping while typing the statement above. Probably a random spike in brain-bio-electricity activity or something like that.



Just finished revising a theory that might be important to virtually known fields. It's.. important more than about me producing it. It's for everybody.

Excellent.


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Save this selfish world.....

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YEET

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Well...what else CAN ya do?

(In b4 panic sex)

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