• Crucible [he/him]
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    1 year ago

    What an odd choice, Lenin is so uncontroversial he's even a good guy in Assassin's Creed which is how I gauge popular opinion of historical figures.

      • GenderIsOpSec [she/her]
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        1 year ago

        I think AssCreed 2 has him in the collectible memory pieces that are scattered around the world. He was an assassin I believe, stalin-comical-spoon was a templar of course.

        • SaniFlush [any, any]
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          1 year ago

          As badly as Ubisoft Montreal would handle it, playable Lenin would have been hilarious

          • GenderIsOpSec [she/her]
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            1 year ago

            Show

            I can totally see it, just climbing the Kremlin lining up for a perfect assassination

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            1 year ago

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      • LaGG_3 [he/him, comrade/them]
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        1 year ago

        There's a 2d game that I have not played, Assassin's Creed Chronicles: Russia, set during the 1917 revolution. Wikipedia plot summary:

        spoiler

        Chronicles: Russia is set in early 20th-century Soviet Russia, in the aftermath of the October Revolution of 1917, and follows Nikolai Orelov, the protagonist of the comic book Assassin's Creed: The Fall and its graphic novel sequel, The Chain. In 1918, Nikolai contemplates retiring from the Assassin Brotherhood and leaving the country with his family, but agrees to perform one final mission: to recover the Precursor box, which is believed to be in the possession of the Romanov family. On the night of 16–17 July, he travels to Yekaterinburg and infiltrates the house where former Tsar Nicholas II and his family are being held, only to witness their execution at the hands of Templar agents infiltrated within the Red Army, who also seek the box. Nikolai discovers that the Tsar's youngest daughter, Anastasia, survived the massacre and has the box, which somehow links her to Shao Jun, giving her the latter's memories and abilities, which she is unable to control.[7]

        Taking pity on Anastasia, Nikolai decides to take her back to the Brotherhood in the hope that they could help her. Pursued by both the Templars and the Bolsheviks, the two escape Yekaterinburg on a train headed to Kazan, arriving there in September, in the midst of the Red Army's attempt to retake the city. Nikolai leaves to find his old friend, Leon Trotsky, only to discover that the latter, believing Anastasia to be too dangerous as a symbol to be left alive, has allied with the Templars. Trotsky betrays Nikolai to the Templars, who torture him for the location of Anastasia and the Precursor box. Anastasia manages to rescue Nikolai, and together they escape Kazan by stealing a boat.

        Nikolai and Anastasia sail to Moscow, where the two are separated upon meeting the other Assassins, who take Anastasia away to experiment on her and find a possible cure for her condition. Nikolai is instructed to return to the Assassins' bureau to report about his recent experiences, but overhears two Assassins talking about how Anastasia is now a living Precursor artifact and that they must extract Jun's memories from her, likely killing her in the process. Caring for Anastasia and enraged by the Assassins' lies, Nikolai decides to betray the Brotherhood to save the girl. After interrogating an Assassin, he learns that Anastasia was taken to the Kremlin, and proceeds to make his away across the city while avoiding his former Assassin brothers, who now have orders to kill him.

        After infiltrating the facility where Anastasia is being kept, Nikolai rescues her and the two work together to escape back to the city. Once there, the Assassins try to kill them using a tank, but Nikolai is able to destroy it. Afterwards, Nikolai gives Anastasia false documents originally intended for his wife, providing her with a new identity, Anna Anderson, and a means to leave the country unnoticed. The two part ways, with Anastasia planning to start a new life in Germany, and believing that she will be able to keep Jun's memories under control.

        Secret ending

        A secret ending can be unlocked in Chronicles: Russia by inputting hidden codes found throughout all three games. The ending takes place in the modern day, where Templar agent Juhani Otso Berg meets up with the Head of Operations at Abstergo Industries, Laetitia England. Berg, who has recently studied the memories of Assassin-turned-Templar Shay Cormac to learn more about the Precursor box, presents it to England, who instructs him to take it to Dr. Álvaro Gramática in secret. Gramática claims the box to be instrumental in the success of Abstergo's Phoenix Project.


        Templar chad-trotsky lmao

        Edit: Looks like this is a sequel to some comics that even fewer people read. Apparently Lenin's brother was an assassin and friend of the protagonist from this stuff lmao.

        • Hoxhilarious [he/him, comrade/them]
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          1 year ago

          Templar chad-trotsky lmao

          I choose to believe that this implies that in the AssCreed universe Stalin was a good guy and that destalinization and eventually the breakup of the USSR was all orchestrated by the Templars.

      • Crucible [he/him]
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        1 year ago

        I think it was a comic book or something, I dunno. I just compulsively read canon wikis

    • Barabas [he/him]
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      1 year ago

      That is what I'm wondering as well. He thinks Romanovs are a distinct racial group I guess.

      An argument could be made given how inbred royals were/are.

    • ImOnADiet
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      1 year ago

      Were kulaks even much of a problem for the ussr when Lenin was alive? Thought they only truly became a thorn in their side when they began collectivization

      • Rod_Blagojevic [none/use name]
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        1 year ago

        For hundreds of years the landlord class of Ukraine maintained their power through antisemitic violence. They were always going to be a target of the revolution. It just wasn't until the 30s that an opposition had the means to decisively challenge them.

        • ImOnADiet
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          1 year ago

          Right, but what I’m saying is that Lenin isn’t even the one who went to town on them, Stalin was lol (or at least that’s my understanding)

      • Hoxhilarious [he/him, comrade/them]
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        1 year ago

        Lenin picks up a lot of the blame for violence that occurred during the Revolution. While Stalin was the one who made the oppression of the bourgeoisie state policy, Lenin was in charge when the revolution enabled peasants to enact a lot of vigilante violence against their oppressors.

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    • usernamesaredifficul [he/him]
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      1 year ago

      it doesn't have to be a genetic trait to be a subject of genocide it could be cultural or religious etc. The term refers to exterminating or destroying a group

  • Judge_Jury [comrade/them, he/him]
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    1 year ago

    I like how the fascist can't help openly entertaining the idea that maybe the holocaust was heckin wholesome, actually. Very cool preface to "frothingfash COMMIE RUSKIES ONLY KNOW KILL"

    • corgiwithalaptop [any, love/loves]M
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      1 year ago

      Someone I went to college with once said to me.

      racism

      Russians can't do anything without a 30 year plan that kills millions

      Called him out on the racism, and he doubled down with 'Russian isn't a race' wall-talk

      Number has been blocked since that conversation.

      • Judge_Jury [comrade/them, he/him]
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        1 year ago

        Oh that's fun: "I'm not being racist, I'm just talking about a large bloc of people who I think share the same genetic inferiority to me."

  • VILenin [he/him]M
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    1 year ago

    Liberals get over yourselves challenge

    How much time elapses between the time they vandalize the Lenin statue and the time they start their military bootlicking shift?

    Genocidal tyrant? Really busting out the old tired buzzwords here. Of course we all know genocide doesn’t mean anything anymore. Lenin genocided the ethnic Bourgeoisians.

  • Frank [he/him, he/him]
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    1 year ago

    It's extremely cool and good that capitalist private property laws prevent them from doing anything about Lenin. Hoisted by your own petards, capitalists!

  • GenderIsOpSec [she/her]
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    1 year ago

    data-laughing

    also Lenin looking hella drip with the ukkkraine flag though, he should be coloured with the full rainbow for maximum chud frothing

  • GarbageShoot [he/him]
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    1 year ago

    Lenin targeted even those he himself did not believe were harmful in any way.

    Literally who in the world is this referring to?

      • Sephitard9001 [he/him]
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        1 year ago

        Hrrmmm, today I think I will target the innocent for no discernible motive to confuse future liberals reading history cyber-lenin

      • jackmarxist [any]
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        1 year ago

        I mean like what's his country of origin? His name sounds Eastern European

        • Tachanka [comrade/them]
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          1 year ago

          I wasn't calling you a chud I was saying his ethnicity was chud as a joke, my bad lol

          I have no idea where he's from. My guess would be some kind of Eastern European based on the name but I'm not good at these things

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