There have been over 55,000 deaths in the U.S. despite the extreme isolation and lock- downs.
How many more have to die before the Trumpbot idiots recognize how devastating this virus is?
OK but what about the millions that are going to suffer and die from the results of the lockdown???
Based on what data do you believe "millions will die"?
we have several historical accounts of the food industry being halted causing millions of deaths,,,
Truman socialized the railroads temporarily when a continued strike threatened the nation.
We can socialize the food industry temporarily if needed.
If only we had leadership in this time of crisis....
Too bad we don't.
even socialized its still not running,,,
and lets not forget the fact that when a socialist government takes over the food industry it results in millions of deaths,,,
Not really. The food supply in the Soviet Union was far better under Stalin than it had ever been. But you don't know anyone that lived in the Soviet Union at that time, do you?
Cruel efforts under Stalin to impose collectivism and tamp down Ukrainian nationalism left an estimated 3.9 million d...
www.history.com
You really are clueless
Hard to imagine how ignorant those government school grads are.
Under the Bolsheviks, the dynasty with whom Franklin Roosevelt felt comradeship, slaughter was so omnipresent that corpse-disposal actually became a problem.
There was resistance to the communists, especially in the Ukraine.
September 11, 1932, Stalin wrote to assistant, 'We must take steps so we do not lose the Urkraine.' So, 1932-1933, all food supplies in the Ukraine were confiscated. Those who tried to leave were shot, those who remained, starved to death. Men, women, children. They died tortuously slowly. NKVD squads collected the dead. They received 200 grams of bread for every dead body they delivered; often they didn't wait until the victim was dead.
Lazar Kaganovich (together with
Vyacheslav Molotov) participated with the All-Ukrainian Party Conference of 1930 and were given the task of implementation of the collectivization policy that caused a catastrophic 1932–33 famine known as the
Holodomor. He also personally oversaw grain confiscations during the same time periods.
Similar policies also inflicted enormous suffering on the Soviet Central Asian republic of
Kazakhstan, the
Kuban region,
Crimea, the lower
Volga region, and other parts of the Soviet Union. As an emissary of the Central Committee of the Communist Party, Kaganovich traveled to Ukraine, the central regions of the USSR, the Northern
Caucasus, and
Siberia demanding the acceleration of collectivization and repressions against the
Kulaks, who were generally blamed for the slow progress of collectivization.
en.wikipedia.org
a. "They were thrown into a hole in the ground...the ground was moving..." Many were buried alive.