How come every citation of comparative body counts in the Capitalism v Communism Olympics always seem to evade mention of:
- 3 million Indians starved under Churchill's Britain (+ countless more before that)
- 5 million dead in Vietnam, Cambodia and Laos
- 1 million dead in the war of Algerian independence vs France
- 600,000 dead in the Iraq war
- the 50 million + killed under the staunchly anti-communist Third Reich
- a million dead in "anti-communist" purges in Indonesia's Sukarno
Were these not carried out directly, or directly armed and abetted by capitalist regimes?
How come every citation of comparative body counts in the Capitalism v Communism Olympics always seem to evade mention of:
- 3 million Indians starved under Churchill's Britain (+ countless more before that)
- 5 million dead in Vietnam, Cambodia and Laos
- 1 million dead in the war of Algerian independence vs France
- 600,000 dead in the Iraq war
- the 50 million + killed under the staunchly anti-communist Third Reich
- a million dead in "anti-communist" purges in Indonesia's Sukarno
Were these not carried out directly, or directly armed and abetted by capitalist regimes?