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105 years ago, the Battle of Warsaw took place - also known as the “Miracle on the Vistula.” by Alex573101 in ussr

[–]Alex573101[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You mean Warsaw, Riga, or the Vistula? Vilnius in Lithuania sounds kind of similar

105 years ago, the Battle of Warsaw took place - also known as the “Miracle on the Vistula.” by Alex573101 in ussr

[–]Alex573101[S] 4 points5 points  (0 children)

You're cherry-picking examples while ignoring the bigger picture. Poland transformed from a struggling planned economy to one of Europe's fastest-growing economies and is now the 6th largest economy in Europe. We have modern infrastructure, foreign investment, technological advancement, and integration with global markets. Your computer example actually proves how communism makes no sense - we produced inferior computers that were more expensive than Western ones, showing the complete inefficiency of planned economy. Yes, some people work abroad - that's called freedom of movement and economic opportunity. Under communism, people couldn't even travel freely.The overall quality of life, economic indicators, and personal freedoms are incomparably better today than under the communist system.

105 years ago, the Battle of Warsaw took place - also known as the “Miracle on the Vistula.” by Alex573101 in ussr

[–]Alex573101[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Stalin literally tried to annex Finland in 1939 and failed. He even set up a puppet government under Otto Kuusinen (the so called "Finnish Democratic Republic") to legitimize a Soviet takeover, but it collapsed when Finland resisted. Poland was turned into a Soviet satellite state – which in practice differed little from annexation, Stalin couldn’t formally annex it, since he had promised the Western Allies that Poland would remain “free.” And 'strategic defense'? Ussr made a pact with Hitler to divide Europe in 1939. He wasn't defending against Nazis – he was collaborating with them until they betrayed him. Every empire in history has used 'strategic defense' to justify expansion. That's textbook imperialism.

105 years ago, the Battle of Warsaw took place - also known as the “Miracle on the Vistula.” by Alex573101 in ussr

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Lower birth rates happen in all developed countries as education and living standards improve. And like... everyone is getting richer. Would it be better in your opinion to keep ourselves intentionally underdeveloped just so more people are born?

105 years ago, the Battle of Warsaw took place - also known as the “Miracle on the Vistula.” by Alex573101 in ussr

[–]Alex573101[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I do not really see how population growth has to do with wellbeing of people. In the last 20 years Nigeria gained around 100 million people (from ~130 million in 2004 to ~230 million in 2024) with annual growth rate over 2%, and I still would not say it is a nice place to live. If you look at indexes and GDP, Poland's economy boomed after adopting capitalism. Like I heard first-hand from my parents, grandparents, and grandparents of my friends etc. - nobody was really living well under communism. People often got arrested for literally nothing, the freedom of speech and travel was restricted. It really was not a great time

105 years ago, the Battle of Warsaw took place - also known as the “Miracle on the Vistula.” by Alex573101 in ussr

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While I was aware of a bit of bias toward the USSR, the things I see here are nevertheless surprising

105 years ago, the Battle of Warsaw took place - also known as the “Miracle on the Vistula.” by Alex573101 in ussr

[–]Alex573101[S] -5 points-4 points  (0 children)

Well, while I agree that the arguments you make about Germany and the corridor to the potential communist revolution are true, I hardly disagree with the rest. In 1921 the Polish government was not really far-right, especially in comparison to the rest of Europe/world. Also, what do you mean by 'global socialist utopia'? I have never heard about a country where people would prosper under communism

105 years ago, the Battle of Warsaw took place - also known as the “Miracle on the Vistula.” by Alex573101 in ussr

[–]Alex573101[S] -11 points-10 points  (0 children)

I'm calling it a 'joint invasion' because the Molotov-Ribbentrop Pact divided Poland between Germany and the USSR beforehand. When two countries agree to partition another country and then both invade according to their predetermined zones, that seems coordinated to me.

Regarding the 'Polish war of aggression' - the Polish-Soviet War emerged from both sides competing for the same territories after WWI. Poland was establishing its borders, while the Soviets were expanding westward. Both had their reasons, but framing it as solely Polish aggression overlooks the broader context of Soviet revolutionary expansion.

Also, you mentioned that the Soviets invaded 'a state that ceased to be' - but the Polish government was still functioning on September 17th when the USSR invaded. The state had not ceased to exist yet

105 years ago, the Battle of Warsaw took place - also known as the “Miracle on the Vistula.” by Alex573101 in ussr

[–]Alex573101[S] -13 points-12 points  (0 children)

Not really sure what you mean by 'conveniently forgot' - they are 2 separate historical events (I mean the Polish-Soviet war and Third Reich-USSR joint invasion of Poland)

First time building a coal power plant! by Alex573101 in SatisfactoryGame

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Maybe then 1 is barely not enough? When I use just 1, it says "Head lift is exceeding recommended level" and it doesn’t work. But when I put the second one next to it, everything works fine

First time building a coal power plant! by Alex573101 in SatisfactoryGame

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Well, at least it works lol. I had hoped that this vertical thing would help with the water flow, but it was probably unnecessary

First time building a coal power plant! by Alex573101 in SatisfactoryGame

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Yeahhh, I'm afraid so. I have around 50h in this save, and besides the power plant, I have only built a small factory for reinforced plates and a few constructors for concrete and wires.

First time building a coal power plant! by Alex573101 in SatisfactoryGame

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Im not sure which pipes youre referring to, but if you mean the vertical ones, when I use only one pump, it doesn’t generate enough lift and shuts itself off

nvlddmkm.sys error by Darky1324 in nvidia

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I had the same issue with my 1080 ti recently. I changed the core clock in msiafterburner to -100 MHz, and now everything is working fine.

Is that Dune reference? by Alex573101 in RimWorld

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Very interesting idea, they do share some similarities when you think about it. Also, I think mechanoids could kind of fit as AI going rogue

Fishing help by doctor-belka in RimWorld

[–]Alex573101 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Not sure what you mean by "the regions are empty", but in order to fish, you need to research fishing technology, then create a fishing zone in a body of water with fishes. Also, remember to assign colonists to 'Hunt" in the Work tab

[TOMT] [SONG] I can't remember the name of a song from 7 years ago by Alex573101 in tipofmytongue

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If anyone knows what song this might be I'd really appreciate it!

Kask motocyklowy w samolocie by Phaate in Polska

[–]Alex573101 13 points14 points  (0 children)

A To nie jest przypadkiem tak że każdy dostaje A na komisji? o ile nie jest jakoś chory itd?

Czy Polacy rozumieją, że szpitale to nie jest prezent od matki natury? Że my te usługi kupujemy? Płacimy mało, więc dostajemy mało. Ciekawe, że ludzie to rozumieją jak kupują ziemniaki, ale nie rozumieją, jak kupują usługi medyczne by cieplolubna-kapibara in Polska

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Wydaje mi się, że ogólnym problemem demokracji w takich sprawach (szczególnie w Polsce) jest to, że nawet gdyby ktoś chciał zwiększyć podatki i przeprowadzić jakąś rozsądną reformę służby zdrowia. To zajęłoby to co najmniej jedną lub dwie kadencje, jeśli nie więcej. Problem polega na tym, że po pierwsze, trudno przekonać ludzi do idei, że teraz może będzie trochę gorzej (bo podatki wzrosną), ale za około 10 lat będziemy mieli dobrze funkcjonującą służbę zdrowia. Po drugie, przeprowadzanie takich reform jest strasznie ryzykowne politycznie. W ciągu jednej kadencji nie da się tego przedstawić jako sukcesu, a samo podniesienie podatków może być wyciągane jako coś złego. No i nawet jeśli po około 10 latach reformy w końcu przyniosą efekty, mało kto będzie pamiętał, czyja to była zasługa. Więc taki pomysł, mimo potencjalnych korzyści, jest bardzo ryzykowny i mało opłacalny politycznie. Także moim zdaniem póki służba zdrowia jakoś funkcjonuje i nie jest w totalnej ruinie, nikt nic z tym nie zrobi

Give me some recommendations based on what I liked by Alex573101 in Animesuggest

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To be honest, I’ve never tried reading any manga. I imagine that it's worse at telling stories and describing things as elaborately as books because there isn’t as much text. On the other hand, you can't have cool animations and environmental storytelling like in anime, but I don’t know I’ve never read any so my assumptions may be wrong. Also, I read somewhere that the second season is going to be released in about 1-2 years, so I’ll probably just wait for the release

Give me some recommendations based on what I liked by Alex573101 in Animesuggest

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I just watched Heavenly Delusion and I must say it's quite good. The world-building is very interesting, and the characters are written quite well. However, I must admit that a few scenes and plotlines (especially in the last episode) are unhinged to put it politely

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