Re: Poor desperate Stalinist Dan Christensen

Dan Christensen wrote:
> On Apr 24, 12:29 pm, PL <pl.nos...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
> 
> [snipping ****tions of PL's posting already debunked here, or too lame
> to bother with]
> 
> You will have to forgive 
(snip)

Nothing to "forgive" comrade Dan.
They can all see what you are all about and that you are too chicken to 
address the issues.

Like:

The facts that expose him as the Stalinist he is:

There was no "democracy" under Stalin Dan.
Nowhere.
Anyone that considers there was is a true and blue Stalinist however 
dismayed you now may be that the system fell to pieces.
Your desperate attempt to keep the remnants alive show what you are all 
about.

Weren't you the one praising "workers" democracy in a Stalinist newsgroup?

"From postings on this list and readings elsewhere, I get the impression 
--  correct me if I am wrong -- that the Stalinist era was characterized 
by a direct, workers' democracy at the factory and local levels. There 
was clearly more industrial democracy in the USSR during this time than 
in the capitalist countries."
http://www.leninism.org/stream/99/mll/0131-danchr.asp

a quote you have acknowledged as yours often enough in SCC


and these that Dan snipped as he does not dare to address them:

Denying the suffering of the Russian people under Stalin:

"The Russian people didn't know what degradation was until they 
foolishly embraced capitalism."

http://groups.google.be/group/soc.culture.cuba/msg/ed4a6f631e2f046a

Misrepresenting what happened

Land owner****p: combination of private and state owner****p. Although 
land was expropriated from absentee landlords, there was no forced 
collectivization as in the USSR under Stalin.

http://groups.google.be/group/soc.culture.cuba/msg/b56ef553d6586983?dmode=source

Denying the abuses of Stalin comparing mass murder of civilians by death 
camps and starvation to war casualties:

 > as millions of russians during the Stalin period... That was a period 
of civil war. How many Americans starved in their civil war?

http://groups.google.be/group/soc.culture.cuba/msg/c0095704df4a3015?dmode=source

Coming out in sup****t of Stalin  and his mass murder:

"There seems to be a lot anti-Stalinist bull**** out there. As an 
antidote, check out one of my favourite websites:"

http://groups.google.be/group/alt.politics.economics/msg/a806542df963d65c?dmode=source

Belittling what the people had to go through under Stalin:

On this subject, I was just interested in what life was like for the 
ordinary Soviet citizen in the Stalinist era. If it was as bleak as the 
common view would have it, how, I wondered, could they have defeated the 
Nazi's so decisively, especially in light of the initial horrendous 
losses. Why was there such an outpouring of grief on Stalin's death? And 
why do you still see the old folks in Russia still lovingly carrying 
iconic ****traits of him? The usual explanations (terror, mass insanity, 
etc.) just didn't seem to ring true.

http://groups.google.be/group/alt.politics.economics/msg/7f5615cfc7bb9ba8?dmode=source


and how about your attacks on other communists that you disagree with 
and your use of the Stalinist insult "Trotskyite" when you do so.
You show your hand there:

This Hampton guy seems to be Trotskyite. He has probably never organized 
anything bigger than a graduate seminar on Marxist-Leninist thought.

http://groups.google.be/group/soc.culture.cuba/msg/18ae36d4ffbf8a47?dmode=source

An overwhelming body of evidence

recently a visitor that had a look at your website when hearing about 
your $150 an hour lie posted this:

"After skimming Dan's website and some of his Internet comments he's
obviously a deluded idiot regarding all things Cuban. He's a hard-line
Stalinist, 'nough said...

Cheers,
Terry"

http://groups.google.be/group/soc.culture.cuba/browse_thread/thread/9fda8501a7b3c7e8/8292a0bdedf99e95?hl=nl&lnk=gst&q=stalinist+intenet+author%3Apl#8292a0bdedf99e95

Just one look at what you write and sup****t is enough for anyone to see 
what you are all about.

PL