supporttheunderdog wrote:the soviet path as practised in the Soviet Union was not a good path as it killed millions of its own and made slaves of the rest.tsukoui wrote:I do not support the fascists, and the immigrants have a right to defend themselves. The Greeks have brought this on themselves by allying themselves with the "Whites" and capitalist imperialism.
What is interesting is how many of the Africans in this report say that Greece and the Greek people used to be lovely.
Greeks had good relations with the people of Africa and elsewhere.
But they chose a path of collaboration with "White" capitalism and imperialism.
One cannot have it both ways.
Why are so many people migrating from Africa?
The simple reason is because of the great underdevelopment caused by the "Whites".
One cannot say that Africa was backward. It was self sufficient and there was no need for its development to follow the capitalist route.
The Soviet Union never had a problem with immigration. It had relations with Africa based on solidarity. Students from all over Africa came to the Soviet Union to study on condition they went back and helped develop their own country. In other words, the Soviets helped Africans to develop their own countries rather than have to flee in desperation.
There was migration in both directions, but it was slower, more natural and allowed both countries to get used to each others differences.
The Soviet path is the harder path, but it is the only way to avoid these problems.
If we pursue the "White" model of developing at the expense of others, e.g. Africans, of course they will seek to come to where the capital is being stored.
We have to be clear. The "Whites" caused this mess. The only way to avoid it is to separate completely from their system.
Cyprus should take heed.
Gawd tsuk....
So much ignorance in 1 post.
Do yourself a favor, reevaluate colonial history from an objective view, take into account facts and statistics from current history and see where that leads you.
The power of ideological conformity will be difficult to overcome, but you just might see things a little differently.
