Thread: Does Communism still have a role to play, or is it dead?

Originally Posted by Hanna

But if you compare the USAs invasions in the last 20-30 years, with the record of the USSR, I think it's pretty obvious who is the most aggressive. They USSR did not operate at a rate of a new war or invasion every 2-3 years like the USA has been for a very long period of time.

The USSR had done it more effectively. One wave of a magic wand, and the entire Eastern Europe has now new communist governments. Any uprising in Checholosvakiya or Hungary, would have to welcome the Soviet Army. The US with all its aggressiveness has yet to achieve that outstanding record.

Originally Posted by Crocodile

The USSR had done it more effectively. One wave of a magic wand, and the entire Eastern Europe has now new communist governments. Any uprising in Checholosvakiya or Hungary, would have to welcome the Soviet Army. The US with all its aggressiveness has yet to achieve that outstanding record.

Yeah, and what's most amazing, 20 years have passed since the collapse of the evil empire, and still Europe is de-facto divided into two parts, the western one which is doing great, and the eastern one which is not. It's like it was an unfixable screwup.