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**Knqzjbmf** · 08-08-2008, 03:55 PM

Originally posted by Propaganda

I hate all this anger between us. I remember, in Soviet times, neighbors were as family and were duly respected, regardless of occupation or nationality. I'd like to think there existed something positive in those days, no matter what our national differences. Maybe, I hope, we can recreate that experience someday on another level. Bah! The Soviet Union was a crap hole which couldn't even give bread to its people or toilet paper so they could wipe their asses. Your "people" ran for the door the second they got a chance because it was repressive and life sucked so bad.

08-08-2008, 03:55 PM	#17
Knqzjbmf Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 316 Senior Member	Originally posted by Propaganda I hate all this anger between us. I remember, in Soviet times, neighbors were as family and were duly respected, regardless of occupation or nationality. I'd like to think there existed something positive in those days, no matter what our national differences. Maybe, I hope, we can recreate that experience someday on another level. Bah! The Soviet Union was a crap hole which couldn't even give bread to its people or toilet paper so they could wipe their asses. Your "people" ran for the door the second they got a chance because it was repressive and life sucked so bad.
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