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I said nothing that was incorrect at all, one can talk about things that were done right without worshipping a certain society. For instance: it's good that America has the right to bear arms and free speech, but that doesn't make it any less jewish. In this case, the USSR did well in that aspect and its citizenry did not consist of useless and fat retards. This is something that the ussr did correctly that the west did completely wrong. Or, another way to view it, the breakdown of physical health and fitness is something that the jews in the USSR did not view as an imperative over the ones in the US specifically and the west more generally.

It's important to know who does what in this jewish zeitgeist. If I say the "allies", broadly, regarding this, one who is at least somewhat educated can point to the cold war era ussr as a refutation to any claims and decide that your argument is invalid, because the soviets did not do this, the Americans did. Give yourself as little possibility to be rebuked as you can. I hate speaking in absolutes, with some exceptions, for this exact reason. Take the time to unpack and figure out what everyone that is part of a specific entity did individually. That way, when you argue a point, nobody can point out another person that did/did not do that thing as evidence that you're wrong. Especially when said entity is as all-ecompassing as the allied powers of ww2, which was incredibly nebulous.

Furthermore, I consider that Israel must be destroyed