kaspahodler on Nostr: As a German, I neither live in a communist state nor have I ever lived in one. ...
As a German, I neither live in a communist state nor have I ever lived in one. However, there are still too many left-wing policies that take away some of my freedoms, which is why I am considering emigrating after my studies.
I only know a lot about the consequences of communism from my grandparents, who tell me about the former GDR, or from a colleague from Kazakhstan who talks about the famines after the fall of the Soviet Union.
There is a proverb in German 'Lieber tot statt rot’, which means 'Better dead than red’. I believe that’s how we should all live. 🫡🗽
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