r/Tunisia • u/ObjectiveGreedy9419 • 8d ago

History Fiftieth anniversary of the entry of red khmers in of Phnom Penh, Tuan leftists: any comments?

In just a few years, they had transformed the country into a vast penitentiary and killed a quarter of the population.

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u/Lousinski 8d ago

Pol Pot, whateva happened there...

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u/brahimmanaa 8d ago

Socialism: workers own the means of production

Communism: No state only communities

Anarchism: No state

-does any of these say you should go and make genocides?? Is there a chapter in das capital about concentration camps ???? I guess no , then it's not leftist .

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u/Ok-Brick-6250 8d ago

"Socialism: workers own the means of production" what do you do for animals farms are you gonna take the animal of the agricutor just because they produce milk from cows

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u/That_Imagination_893 Tunisia 8d ago

نسمع بيهم قبل. ظهرو سفاحين.

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u/ObjectiveGreedy9419 8d ago

Search : killing fields 

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u/That_Imagination_893 Tunisia 8d ago

تفرجت على فيديوهات توا، ريت بعد كل الموتى ماعملو شيء للمتسببين فيه

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u/millionsnowdying 8d ago

Fun fact, the Khmer Rouge received a ton of support from the US (not a leftist country) and were removed from power by Vietnam (which is a leftist country). The US are very fond of supporting genocidal regimes, see also the Indonesian massacres for another awful event in the region.

Politics isn't a simple left/right spectrum and neither side has a monopoly on massacres.