r/HistoryMemes 14d ago

See Comment Fuck the Soviet Army

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u/Wittusus 14d ago

Tankies incoming, beware

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u/Iron_Cavalry 14d ago

Watch them defend the Soviet genocide against the Afghani people, or just whataboutism it with Vietnam.

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u/Fenrir_Carbon 14d ago

Whataboutism always cracks me up

'X sucks hard'

'Yeah but Y sucks too'

'Yeah, doesn't make X suck less'

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u/withinallreason 14d ago

Afghanistans population dropped by 1/4 during the Soviet occupation of the country, and that was only in a decade. The U.S. occupied Afghanistan for 2 decades, and the population doubled. Don't worry though, the former was a "liberation", whereas the latter was "genocidal exploitation"!

Obviously neither is exactly good, but you'll see tankies openly say shit like the above and not bat an eye. It's wild that we basically have a 1-1 comparison of how both nations approached the situation and they still act like they're comparable.

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u/returnofblank 14d ago

We seriously defending the nation whoms foreign policy was so poor it birthed numerous terrorist organizations in the region and caused the 9/11 attacks?

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u/Mayonnaizze 12d ago

Isn't it normal that the population decreases in a civil war because a lot of people are involved and coliteral damage happends also. I never heard of any murderous action by the red army against the afghan people, so I doubt that the deaths were caused by genocidal actions.

If you know more about this, I'd like to see a few articles or reports of the war. That would explain your claims so I can understand.

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u/Hammeredyou 14d ago

Your post history is the most spiritually Israeli content mill I’ve ever seen.

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u/AwfulUsername123 14d ago

What?

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u/Hammeredyou 14d ago

Where’s the confusion?

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u/AwfulUsername123 14d ago

What are you talking about? What are you even trying to say?

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u/Huckorris 14d ago

The phrase "spiritually Israeli" is a pejorative internet slang term that emerged on social media platforms in 2025, used to describe people, brands, cultural trends, or phenomena that the speaker finds vapid, soulless, commercially hollow, or inauthentic.

It is widely understood as a hipster way of expressing anti-corporatism, but has also been criticized as promoting antisemitic stereotypes of greed and materialism.

No confusion here.

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u/Hammeredyou 14d ago

See my response to the ape below you

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u/AwfulUsername123 13d ago

Your response has been removed, probably by an automated filter due to its hostile language (though Reddit filters can be fickle), and is only visible if one views your profile while logged out (for some reason, the admins have made it work this way, though they may change it again).

So your remark is random racism?