Eastern Europe

Is Eastern Europe poor because of Communism or it has always been that way?

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I heard Ukranie was doing pretty well before Communism

Eastern Europeans production was halted by constant invading factions throughout history. Kinda hard to be focused on non-war stuff when shitskins, roaches, and kahns want your clay.

the austro-hungarian empire was a great and royal entity for a long time, but before and after that it was a bit ratty, full of nomads and dissociated peoples. communism didn't help, but you could argue that the breakdown returned them to the state they were in before.

Nah we tried to get everything together, but in the end we just get blamed for everything and called bozgor..
Next time we will really be opressors

>be eastern european communisn
>actually more redpilled than actual communism
>build a shit ton of things that advance the economy
>most countries are ok as they are
>the whole system is built around this finely tuned machine
>communism falls
>all faggots buy and sell parts of the system
>the system doesn't work anymore and can't support the economy anymore
>eastern european country becomes poor

Basically this is what happened.

Ukraine did not exist before communism.
Before October Revolution modern ukrainians called "мaлopoccы", with means "little russians'. Not joking.

>Communism

And yeah, communism never existed.

slavs ware always just above nigger tier, only germanic/norse rullers kept it decent

bulllshit of the highest magnitude

ukraine is at least 500 years old

Eastern eu was on par with western before WW2

Yugoslavia was pretty much heaven on Earth for all normal, hardworking people back in the day though

We've always been a bit behind, but communism really made that gap increase tremendously.

It's not possible. You know, small demography and shit.

Communism. As always. Czechoslovakia was what? Ninth strongest economy after war? With pretty much untouched industry and infrastructure by war. We never were in better position to make hard cash but 'NotRealCommunists™' and fucked it all up. Only good thing was that they shot the stidents and professors who shilled for it, so there is always that.

>Next time we will really be opressors

>t. Silesian

It's pretty easy to run a socialist paradise when you're taking huge (((loans))) from various lenders over 45 years.
The wall fell and then along came the collectors. At least Croatia got a better cut post war.

A few lucky ones like Czechoslovakia were on par with West during the interwar period, generally though the region has been lagging in development since at least the Age of Discoveries.

Yugo was a pipe dream.

we had great time in the 70s because of the GIBS from East and West.

Eastern Europe is poor because it is empty.

Same reason Scotland/ wales/ english coastal towns are poor.

Always.

no, because our government and our salaries suck arse, you can clean toilets or work in some shit ass factory and come here and buy new BMW

>Is Eastern Europe poor because of Communism

It's always been poor, due to constant wars, and monarchies that made poor decisions.

Communism just didnt help.

Again, lack of people.

There's efficiency savings in mega cities. And established infrastructure required by a large populations.

Basically: more people = more taxes + more sustainable business models.

Hence why the status quo ignorantly think refugees will be able to support the boomers when they start shitting the bed.

do you hate eastern europoors after brexit? Genuinely curious

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obviously they do, mostly Poles

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even if Polan does not exist they still hate Poles

It's not communism. Stoker wrote about lazy but good natured people in the opening chapters in Dracula. That was in the victorian era.

This. At least when it comes to Romania, there was a boom in the second half of 19th/first half of the 20th century because it went through relative peace.