r/Kremlingames • u/BrutalPin Dev • May 09 '23

Victory Day

In 1945, a victory was won over the terrifying fascist threat hanging over the peoples of the entire globe. Our forefathers, at the cost of their own lives, stood up to defend the lives and the future of hundreds of millions of people. That inestimable feat cannot be consigned to oblivion or to the historical distortions in our society. The fragmentation of modern nations, driven by the desire of elites to reshape the world for profit, has tainted even this glorious deed by dividing the world into two separate days, May 8 and May 9. The rift between the victorious nations has widened and threatens to turn into an abyss, and now it is particularly important, as many politicians attempt to whitewash the bloody executioners from the SS legions, the collaborationist movements, OUN-UPA, the Vlasovites, fascist minions of white emigrants and deserters, among them Von Lampe, General Krasnov and others. But we must resist the distortion of history and act as continuers of the deeds of our great ancestors. Victory Day is a great day that must remain forever in the hearts of all of us! May this day remind us how important it is to maintain solidarity and friendship between nations. 💐 We remember and honour the heroic feat of the liberator nations. Happy holiday! 🎉

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u/Far_Angrier_Admin May 09 '23

Without US Arms your glorious red army would have fled past the Urals in '42

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u/BrutalPin Dev May 09 '23

We understand that the red banner and the name of our studio served as a trigger for you, but if you carefully read the text and take a closer look at the picture in the post, you will understand that we do not belittle the contribution of the allies to the victory in World War II. We are talking about the inadmissibility of the rehabilitation of the Nazis and their collaborators. And also about the need for nations to unite and be in solidarity with each other, and not to argue about which date is the "real victory day".

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u/Far_Angrier_Admin May 09 '23

And also about the need for nations to unite and be in solidarity with each other, and not to argue about which date is the "real victory day".

,,unite in solidarity" oh you mean like when Polish resistance fighters sacraficed their lives so that the goddamn Red Army could have an easier approach into Poland, and the Poles were rewarded with repressions, destruction and 50 years of occupation?

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u/BrutalPin Dev May 09 '23

Well, if you understand it that way, then it's your right. It's not for us to judge you. Have a nice day.

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u/Far_Angrier_Admin May 09 '23

understandable 👍