There's so much wrong with the Stepens column, but this is worth flagging. Stalin's committed many crimes in Poland (most notoriously the Katyn massacre). But to say Stalin's invasion was "no less murderous" than Hitler's is to engage in a very dangerous form of mythmaking. https://twitter.com/JStein_WaPo/status/1167599186201710594 …
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Ummm... Doesn't "parallel". **IS**
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Fair enough. I meant just to expand the discussion, but I may be overly-sensitive; I've dealt with a lot of Stalin-apologists on here lately. One guy argued with me this week that Hillary Clinton was "objectively" worse than Stalin, another that Stalin was preferable to FDR.
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Also, I should've read more carefully.
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during the period when they BOTH invaded Poland, the body count was 50,000 to 22,000. And they killed the same groups of people
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Like Ross Douthat, the other NYT scribbler with a soft spot for fascism, Bret Stephens is a big fan of Augusto Pinochet. So it's no big shocker he's indulging himself in some Holocaust "revisionism".
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