What one book contains the most valuable lessons on government that every citizen of the country should become familiar with? The Federalist Papers? Plato’s Democracy? Seems to me that some of this stuff would be a lot more valuable than Romeo and Juliet or anne frankly’s diary or whatever passes for a civics class these days
Inb4 Starship Troopers
The Gulag Archipelago - and I would take great pains to absolutely pound the point home that the kids reading the book would be the ones in the camps if communism gains power here.
Gulag Archipelago is likely exaggerated. There were work camps everywhere during WW2, its no secret but the severity of which people were treated in them is debatable. Some of those camps were necessary to house violent prisoners and populations in central Asia who were prone to terrorist activities. Overly harsh? But a necessary step.
Keep saying that to yourself tankie.
Gopower is a shitposter playing a strawman character for the conpro shitbags to engage with. Not a real human being engaging in good faith discussion. He's not a tankie, he's a fed maggot.
He is how he acts. Redundant distinction.