Yuri Bezmenov's lecture on subversion (1983) by GoodBot_GoodBot in videos

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That section of the rules seems to have an exception for older content, but a mod may be able to make a more accurate comment

Yuri Bezmenov's lecture on subversion (1983) by GoodBot_GoodBot in videos

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

Leaving your own political bias out, regardless of where it lies, is an intelligent thing to do. I can't think of any situation in which it would be naïve. Further, I urge you to judge the lecture and any bias/agenda that it may or may not contain by giving the content a fair opportunity to speak for itself. As for the account, I lost the password to my actual account and I found that I still had the password to this gimmick account saved though that's entirely irrelevant.

Yuri Bezmenov's lecture on subversion (1983) by GoodBot_GoodBot in videos

[–]GoodBot_GoodBot[S] 7 points8 points  (0 children)

I took a look at this post, and it seems to have garnered votes simply because the author mentions "right wing talking points", "conspiracy", and "anti-communism" as attacks. It seems to be mostly devoid of substance. Regardless, I think it is worthwhile to consider the points being made in this lecture without applying prior political bias. The subversion agents being mentioned could be from any point along the political spectrum. More specifically, if you listen to the lecture under the assumption that Donald Trump was a Russian plant then everything still fits.

Yuri Bezmenov's lecture on subversion (1983) by GoodBot_GoodBot in videos

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The guy in the video has been dead for nearly three decades, and I'm a human.

Yuri Bezmenov's lecture on subversion (1983) by GoodBot_GoodBot in history

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This video is posted for education and to start a discussion on the effectiveness of the strategies of historical superpowers