Eric Arthur Blair
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San Francisco is reminiscent of the Soviet Union where iconography of Josef Stalin was everywhere you looked
in statues, posters, paintings, plaques etc. in public places so one could never get away from his image and one would constantly be reminded of his importance.
This is not the only way in which San Francisco mimics the land of Marx and Lenin by the way.
The collectivist politics, the privileged upper class, the growing welfare state, etc.
in statues, posters, paintings, plaques etc. in public places so one could never get away from his image and one would constantly be reminded of his importance.
This is not the only way in which San Francisco mimics the land of Marx and Lenin by the way.
The collectivist politics, the privileged upper class, the growing welfare state, etc.
