I can. As leader of the largest and greatest worker's state to ever exist, it was the duty of Gorbachev to ensure that the USSR and her allies are defended by any and all means possible.
Gorbachev neglected his duties, and as the whole system began to rot around him, he just stood back. Yeltsin is far worse, but seriously, fuck them both.
Leave now you revisionist.
Oh shit son, sauce?
Juche doesn't transcend ML, it's just supposed to add some stuff to it, especially in regards to the Korean conditions. Nowhere have they claimed it would depart from ML.
I guess what I'm trying to say is that Gorbachev acted in negligence, he didn't want to bring down the USSR and believed he was doing the right thing. Yeltsin on the other hand only was only in for his own gain.
In my country, killing someone by being negligent doesn't even get you to prison. Yet, intentional homicide might get you a lifelong sentence. There is a quantitative difference.
Gorbachev was far better than """Comrade""" Stalin
Blows my mind that Yeltsin was never assassinated by any of the hundreds of millions of people whose lives he destroyed.
Jesus Christ
St John
Kierkegaard
Николай II Александрович
Diocletian
Nero
Judas
Che
Makhno, Sankara, Subcomandante Marcos, Kim Chwa Chin, Rosa
Durruti, Maurice Bishop,
Magon, Ocalan, Delescluze, Nagy, Lenin, Bela Kun, Heng.
Mao, Castro, Guevara, Ho Chi Minh, De Leon, Tito
Trotsky, Mugabe, Stalin
Pol Pot, Gorbachev, Deng, Xi Jingping,
Brezhnev is an absolute shit, he ruined the soviet union. Should go with Gorbachov in the last tier
heh lol ??
excellent bait