Tatsuya Ishida #wingnut

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[From “April 20, 2026: Re-imagining Villains 129”]

Panel 1: a voice-over says “Europa” and “Beautiful Europa” in front of the female personnification of Germany, from the Niederwald Monument
Panel 2: reveals that the voice was Lenin's, who's now depicted in the panel saying “We killed your gods” and “Slaughtered your kings”
Panel 3: Lenin continues with “Blackened your spirit”
Panel 4: Lenin concludes with “Now we take your body”

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Ah typical anticommunist talking points, though to be honest I don’t like communists given how often they tend to be… not great regimes nor people by and large but still.

“Beautiful Europa”

How would you know?
Your bootlicking is as tedious, as it is disgusting. You have clearly not ever been to, else you’d know that the only marks the nazis made upon it were in blood, death and smoke.

This view of history is a simple lie. Prior to WWII Germany and Russia worked together, Russia letting Germany run some military training and research inside Russia and working to divide Poland. One of the major reasons the German invasion of Russia worked so well is that Stalin refused to believe Hitler would invade despite having information that Germany was massing at the border.

The country considered to be among the most ‘Aryan’ by those you worship.

So why does Norway send we in Britain a Xmas Tree every year since 1945, Tatty…?!

Scandinavians also killed your gods: Nazis.

Lenin died in 1924. This comic is set during the Second World War.

@Zinnia #257856 Maybe. He does also have Lenin singing ‘Imagine’ in concert and receiving a cheque from Jacob Schiff (who was also financing the Japanese Empire, incidentally).

@Citizen_Justin #257852

Based on earlier strips, that’s a giant statue of Lenin, not the man himself. Based on Tatsuya’s usual symbology, the statue is probably meant to symbolize the spirit of Communism. Or maybe just the Soviet Union.

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Confused?