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    Pol Pot

    A genocidal communist politician-turned-dictator who transformed Cambodia into a one-party state and murdered more people per capita than Hitler, Stalin, and Mao in the name of social justice.

    222 Points

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    Tulip Mania

    One of the most famous market bubbles and the predecessor of today’s Bitcoin where the prices of tulip bulbs were driven to extremes by speculators, and then dramatically collapsed in February 1637.

    209 Points

  • 257.5k Views2 Comments287 Votes

    Friedrich Hayek

    An Austrian/British Nobel prize winner economist whose ideas of minimal government and liberal political regimes can become totalitarian, made him an instant enemy of the current collectivist left and got him censored on MSM.

    287 Points

  • 128.7k Views3 Comments375 Votes

    Chinese Red Guards

    A pseudo-military designation adopted by university students who saw themselves as the protectors of Mao and the communist regime, charging people with manifestly ridiculous crimes and physically assaulting them before jeering crowds. 

    375 Points

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    Marie Antoinette

    The historical precedent of today’s Democrat Party’s ruling elite and the Queen of France during the french revolution, who cared far more about her hair and royal gardens than any plight of the French people and starving country peasants..

    172 Points

  • 257.5k Views2 Comments187 Votes

    Pyrrhic Victory

    A  victory that inflicts such a devastating toll on the victor that it is tantamount to defeat. Winning a Pyrrhic victory takes a heavy toll that negates any true sense of achievement or damages long-term progress, also see Stolen Elections of 2020.

    187 Points

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    Reparations

    A justifiable word for looting when free food, healthcare, housing, education, political positions aren’t good enough.

    252 Points

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    Reichstag Fire

    An arson attack on the Reichstag building, home of the German parliament in Berlin, on Monday 27 February 1933, precisely four weeks after Adolf Hitler was sworn in as Chancellor of Germany. Similar to the Capitol Protests and the fake reaction of the Democrat Party, the attack was deliberately staged by the National Socialist German Workers’ […]

    335 Points
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