It baffles me how this guy became an icon.
I’m sure the fact that he was hot had a lot to do with it.
Same with Stalin. Did you know young Stalin looked like this?
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luthis@lemmy.nz 2 weeks ago
It baffles me how this guy became an icon.
Here’s a short video if anyone wants to learn about him
It baffles me how this guy became an icon.
I’m sure the fact that he was hot had a lot to do with it.
Same with Stalin. Did you know young Stalin looked like this?
Bro couldnt grow a beard if his life depended on it but i guess you’re correct. Also he fought for communism which is at its base a nice idea. Too bad it has to be forced and always be supervised by central authocratic governments which tend to give no fucks about human rights.
Would it be discrimination to not kill someone only because they have one of those traits?
I’m a straight guy and even I can tell he’s a handsome bloke.
I had a similar thought about Snowden and Assange. Both those guys look like movie stars.
Latin American hangs out with Westerner is the usual path.
Remember when the CIA fuded schools to teach Right Wing Death Squads and they put in a bunch of rightwing dictators because they’re scared of communism having a turn?
History is hilarious.
Huh, al Nursa is in charge of Syria. The people are rioting, despite al nursa front man collaborating with Zionist death squads.
I’ll see that and raise you someone who doesn’t have a ton of videos titled “you won’t BELIEVE how awful this communist group was!”: youtu.be/sB5-yxDrDQk
Genocide denial never was and never will be cool.
themeatbridge@lemmy.world 2 weeks ago
Symbols are easier than actual people. Nobody is just one thing, and complexity doesn’t travel well. Revolutionaries are either lionized or demonized, and so it becomes easier for the critics to ignore valid points while simultaneously being easier for the supporters to ignore atrocities. Rather than an objective, complete understanding of the man, you get polarized factions that don’t see each other as people.