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RichClem
14 Aug 2014 7:52 am
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Cannonpointer » 14 Aug 2014 5:20 am » wrote: My bad - I thought the east bloc was part of the soviet union. Oh, wait - you're an idiot.
No, Eastern Europe was not part of the Soviet Union, moonbat.

Nor did we threaten them in the slightest after they were free.

Troll pseudo-"history" is very amusing though. :clap:
RichClem » 13 Aug 2014 2:13 pm » wrote:and once that was gone, we were no threat at all to Eastern Europe.
We gave them the launch codes so they could disarm the missiles pointed at their population centers? I did NOT know that - thanks for rhe update. So, the missiles pointed at their countries had literally no effect on their actions, because they held the launch codes - that IS you claim, yes? They were completely free-will agents, with thousands of nukes aimed at them - BECAUSE THEY HELD THE LAUNCH CODES AND COULD DISARM THOSE MISSILES - yes? That's your claim? Or were they merely mind-readers who KNEW that we wanted only for them to choose freely - and socialism was JUST FINE with us, if that was their true desire? Is THAT your narrative, you romantic, wall-street-horny homosexual? :rofl: :rofl: :rofl:

Hey, ***: REAGAN DID NOT SPEND BILLIONS OF YEN DEFEATING THE USSR, JUST TO TURN RIGHT AROUND AND ALLOW THE DISINTEGRATED STATES IT SHED TO CONTINUE PRACTICING SOCIALISM, YOU IGNORANT, ROMANTIC, ELEVEN YEAR OLD GIRL :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl:

Your effeminate pretense that our fallen foes had a "choice" about remaining socialist is flowery girlishness even by YOUR blatantly homosexual standards, clemspew.[/quote]

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Hey moonbat, Reagan was out of office when Eastern Europe freely chose Free Market policies.

What, he brought the launch codes to his ranch? :rofl:

No, moonbat, Eastern Europe loved Reagan and made their decision by their own free will.

Leftists like you go bonkers rather than admit people prefer freedom to coercive Socialism. :clap:
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