In an interview, Blake was once asked: “Is there one incident that triggered your decision to effectively change sides?” Blake responded:

It was the relentless bombing of small Korean villages by enormous American Flying Fortresses. Women and children and old people, because the young men were in the army. We might have been victims ourselves. It made me feel ashamed of belonging to these overpowering, technically superior countries fighting against what seemed to me defenceless people. I felt I was on the wrong side … that it would be better for humanity if the Communist system prevailed, that it would put an end to war.

P.S. I highly recommend you to read the Wikipedia article about him: it is a story of a Great man, and a lot of cool or funny things that happened to him.

Vietnam, please stop taking so many Ls. Uncle Ho would be disappointed.

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I thought it was Patrick Crusius, Mr. Chudjak himself.

Lemmy deserves money more than moderate wing of fascism.

American worker, who will you choose? The “I hate immigrants and I want them to die” party or the “I hate immigrants but we need them to pick cotton” party?

Yeah just dupe items like normal people

URAAAAAAA!

I hate slop

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Hell yeah. I love 'jaks. Hear something you don’t like? Quote 'em with a regular soyjak. «Huh? That’s all you can do? Quote me with a soyjak? Fucking zoomers.» Quote them with an angry, crying soyjak.

Strugatsky-tier kino

China actually considered bringing Mongl Cyrillic to Inner Mongolia before the Sino-Soviet split

Easy answer! Because Arabic and Mongol scripts were too hard to learn for kids, so the Bolsheviks, being the internationalists that they were, initially changed them to Latin script, but the teachers complained that Latin script is too hard for kids, so they switched to the Cyrillic script. There was no cyrillisation of Georgian and Armenian because they were already easy enough, but there was Georgianisation of Abkhaz language, which was already written in Cyrillic.