@JohnSmitheneb@yugoslavia2077 This photo is a group portrait taken in 1957 of Chairman Mao with some female delegates to the Third National Congress of the New Democratic Youth League of China (later renamed the Communist Youth League of China).
And you are a fucking idiot
@socialistadri I will say it a billion times: Mao Zedong, the anti-communist Chiang Kai-shek, and the democrat Sun Yat-sen all wore Zhongshan suit. The reason they wore this clothing is that it's a new-style garment distinguishes itself from feudal-era traditional clothing
China grew 7-9% CAGR under Mao. Not much different than the 9% post Mao years.
Life expectancy doubled.
Literacy quadrupled.
Population doubled.
Power output increased 27x.
Jess saying. 🤷♂️
@spencerjsteel@AbdulElSayed I will say it a billion times: Mao Zedong, the anti-communist Chiang Kai-shek, and the democrat Sun Yat-sen all wore Zhongshan suit. The reason they wore this clothing is that it's a new-style garment distinguishes itself from feudal-era traditional clothing
I will say it a billion times: Mao Zedong, the anti-communist Chiang Kai-shek, and the democrat Sun Yat-sen all wore Zhongshan suit. The reason they wore this clothing is that it's a new-style garment distinguishes itself from feudal-era traditional clothing
@barbarismcrit I will say it a billion times: Mao Zedong, the anti-communist Chiang Kai-shek, and the democrat Sun Yat-sen all wore Zhongshan suit. The reason they wore this clothing is that it's a new-style garment distinguishes itself from feudal-era traditional clothing
Between 1876 and 1902, 29 million people were starved in India during British-induced famines. In 1943, another 4 million died in the Great Bengal Famine, during which Winston Churchill famously blamed on "Indians breeding like rabbits". Somehow I doubt you blame capitalism!
it's a Zhongshan suit, not a 'Mao suit', designed to ditch the elitist scholar robes for something simple and practical that working people could actually wear. pretty fitting that Hasan wears it while advocating for the working class while the opposition tries to turn him into a terrorist
@shannonrwatts Much of the mismanagement was caused by his former comrades
the figure of tens of millions of deaths is entirely a deception, because many people merely fled famine to other places, and the household registration system failed to register them, so they were recorded as dead
@mitsme72@hasanthehun Didn't kill 100 million people at all
If so many people really die, then this regime is completely unsustainable
What's more, the figure of 100 million people itself is wrong
@arthur4319@JoshEakle It is a fucking lie
You don't know history,those books that attempt to prove his atrocities, in my view, are no different from fiction—they are fabricated and irresponsible
@arcadiawave360@aeaiyo He was killed by a napalm bomb while trying to retrieve a strategically vital map.
I've said this many times, but none of you believe me — so what can I do? People who have no access to primary sources can still casually claim that others are talking nonsense