Was life in the Tsardom of Russia better then in the USSR for the average russian?
Was life in the Tsardom of Russia better then in the USSR for the average russian?
Owen Gonzalez
Josiah Lopez
>Die under a tsar.
>Die under a commie faggot.
Yeah, but only because they weren't commie fags. In all other respects it was just as shit.
William Clark
Unironically yes. At least from the revolution until the 1970s or so.
John Jones
Yes they both sucked. But under the tsar there was property rights and a proper judicial system with presumption of Innocence
Jaxon Wright
Russian Empire lasted 400+ years and had great culture. USSR didn’t even last 70 years
Brody Torres
I think that the Russian statistician Anatoly Karlin confirmed this in one of his analyses.
Dominic Peterson
>property rights
how much property did the average russian have doe?
>judicial system with presumption of Innocence
even if a commoner was accused by nobility?
Kevin Long
>surfdom ended in 1861
But...
>commie shits burned down churches
Da... sort of
Its safe to say that it is better now
Easton Thomas
>In all other respects it was just as shit.
Literal kike propaganda used to justify their rule. Imperial Russia was one of the greatest Aryan nations to exist.
Jeremiah Butler
I'm talking about the previous 2 decades before the revolution. The empire before that was based.
Carter Murphy
Serfdom had ended, but it's shadow still lingered. Up until the first dumas in 1900s peasants were not allowed to sell or rent the land they "owned", thus they were not really able to migrate or switch trades either.
Nicholas II did fuck up quite bad, his reign very effectively alienated non-Russian population and destroyed loyalty to tsar and trust to Russian state. For example, Finnish jaegers who ended up fighting commies had originally gone to Germany in order to get training and material support for war of independence.
Jayden Bailey
Absolutely not. The USSR was way fucking better than the Tsar:
In October 1917, Lenin issued a decree limiting work for everyone in Russia to eight hours per day.[199] He also issued the Decree on Popular Education that stipulated that the government would guarantee free, secular education for all children in Russia,[199] and a decree establishing a system of state orphanages.[200] To combat mass illiteracy, a literacy campaign was initiated; an estimated 5 million people enrolled in crash courses of basic literacy from 1920 to 1926.[201] Embracing the equality of the sexes, laws were introduced that helped to emancipate women, by giving them economic autonomy from their husbands and removing restrictions on divorce.[202] A Bolshevik women's organisation, Zhenotdel, was established to further these aims.[203] Militantly atheist, Lenin and the Communist Party wanted to demolish organised religion,[204] and in January 1918 the government decreed the separation of church and state and prohibited religious instruction in schools.[205]
Also, the USSR had nearly zero unemployment, nearly eradicated homelessness, and their citizens ate better than the Americans. On top of that, they managed to do this in literally 20 years. The United States. UK took nearly hundreds of years to accomplish what the Soviets did, and never even came close to their level growth.
Charles Scott
>Greatest Aryan Nation
Mason Russell
Life has never been better. Let us drink to it!
Joshua Long
I would rather live in USSR. I still wouldn't be rich, but at least there's a bigger chance I could be something else than a piss poor farmer.
Jaxon Gutierrez
The two decades before the revolution had the highest economic growth, demographic growth, artistic and technological development and expansion of freedoms in Russian history, this is exactly what the kikes took advantage of to destroy Russia.
Reminder that Imperial Russia was at the forefront of science and engineering.
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Angel Sullivan
90% of people illitrarate dirt poor serfs without basic rights most of whom died in their 30's because no medicine and no hospitals
Otherwise yes it was pretty cool.
Samuel Hill
>Nicholas II did fuck up quite bad, his reign very effectively alienated non-Russian population and destroyed loyalty to tsar and trust to Russian state.
He fucked up but not in the way you think. He liberalized Russia and gave too much freedom to hostile ethnic minorities, allowing the kikes to ride a coalition of Russia's ethnic enemies to power, just as they did in America.
Stalin did not have a trace of Russian blood, neither did Lenin. They were part of the coalition of malevolent anti-Russian minorities who sought to destroy Russian civilization, and they mostly succeeded.
Jacob White
flat earther tier nonsense
Lucas Long
>Stalin and Leninsucceed in killing kulaks, the Romonov bourgeois, and uplifting millions of Russians out of poverty.
Yeah, he's a personal hero of mine. The world needs more people like them.
Oliver Campbell
life in Empire was shit
life in USSR was better but still shit
life in Russian Federation is even better but still shit
BUT
not because of goverment state or president etc.
it's shit because I don't have a girlfriend and noone loves me :(
Ayden Cook
Not an argument. I am just repeating the mainstream contemporary Russian nationalist position.
The policy of the Communist regime was simply the extermination of ethnic Russians and the liberation of minorities. The Russian population was decimated by the kikes and churkas who dominated the communist regime.
They succeed in killing off the top 30% of Russian society and putting in place a ruling class composed almost entirely of Russia's ethnic enemies. If not for the kike revolution, there were be twice as many Russians alive today, they would be genetically more intelligent and Russia would be a far larger and wealthier country. From the Russian perspective, the revolution was basically a genocidal foreign conquest of the nation.
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Eli Bailey
yes
Jason Wright
It was better than early soviet periods, but worse than post Stalinist period.
And unironically, the average Russian hasn't been better off than during Putin's rule.
Christopher Jenkins
>whoa who would know some kings are better than others
why are communist such low iq community i yet to encounter one that dont speak nonsense and one communist that actually work and not in college
time period between two are huge to compere from 1900 hole europe massively improved until break up of ww2