Celebrating the Catastrophic Russian Revolution
To grasp the stakes involved in preventing leftists from achieving absolute power, read The Gulag Archipelago by Alexander Solzhenitsyn. Drawing on his first-hand experience, he details the horror of the concentration camps where communists subjected tens of millions of Russians to appalling extremes of misery and degradation. The Marxist regime killed an estimated 54.8 million of its own people and enslaved the rest. It took power after the Russian Revolution. This catastrophic event is now celebrated by moonbats because Women’s Day:
OTD in 1917, tens of thousands of Russian women gathered in Petrograd (Saint Petersburg) to protest terrible working conditions and the high price of bread. A few days later, Tsar Nicholas II abdicated his throne and Russia was in full Revolution. #InternationalWomensDay pic.twitter.com/MRRZjACkZj
— Deidre Henderson (@DeidreHenderson) March 8, 2024
Whether clueless or evil, this woman is the Republican Lieutenant Governor of Utah.
Guardian moonbats are on the same page:
The first day of the Russian Revolution – 8 March (23 February in the old Russian calendar) – was International Women’s Day, an important day in the socialist calendar. …
The revolution was begun by women, not male workers.
If the liberal media gives women credit for something, that means we are supposed to think it was good.
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