When communist fanatics meet their dreams

I admit that everyone who wanted to has already seen how a transgender person arrived in one of the relatively most peaceful Islamic countries in Morocco. No, if he had come to beat women, as some did in Paris, everything would be fine. But this turned out to be a marasmic meeting of the "Progressives" with their ideal dream country. Everyone who wants to will find it for themselves.

Perhaps the best example of what happens when the "Progressives" really believe what they say and come to the country they love so much is the Russian poet Marina Tsvetaeva. This case is written about on Twitter.com by @AndreySmetanen6.

"Marina Tsvetaeva is rightfully considered one of the greatest Russian poets. In 1939, she returned to the USSR with her husband and family, believing Soviet propaganda. She did not believe her family's enthusiasm and hope, but returned together. Her daughter was arrested after two months, her husband after another month and a half. On October 16, 1941, the husband was shot. The girl was rehabilitated in 1955 after 15 years in prison. Marina Tsvetaeva hanged herself on August 31, 1941.

Do you think the Russian "Progressives" have learned anything? Nothing. Russian oppositionist Leonid Gozmans posted that he is temporarily suspending his political activities. The reason? His wife, at his invitation, went back to Russia to teach at a university, was arrested in Russia. What will happen, no one knows.

It is clear that the absolute majority of the "Progressives" are lying to us, looking us in the eye, because they are simply reproducing the content for which they have been paid. And never, for anything, like all Latvian vatniks, do they want to get to their "dream lands". Like the biggest vatniks of Ukraine, who fled to Spain two weeks before the invasion. However, if any of them end up in one of their dream lands, the result is known. It is a pity that they have not learned anything from the fateful life stories of the previous "Progressives".

Photo - Ariadna Tsvetaeva. She convinced her parents to practically commit suicide. She spent all her most valuable years in prison. Communism is fascinating, you know.