My original comment was disagreeing with the meme.

Your original comment says “tankies” think the Confederacy should’ve won.

I don’t see how any of the things you’re saying about the Trump presidency is relevant. If the so called “tankies” didn’t vote for Trump then they’re not responsible for what he’s doing. Take it up with the people who actually voted for Trump.

The chart shows the number of Nazi dead, not the number of Soviets dead. It seems intuitive to me to measure the contribution toward stopping Nazi Germany by the number of Nazi dead. Presumably, the Nazis were going to keep fighting until they lost a certain amount of people (maybe losing ground is more relevant than losing people but the way they’d lose ground is by losing people anyway) which means that whoever put in more work to push them back and kill more of them contributed more to victory over Nazis than anyone else. That’s the USSR.

What you’re talking about is pretty remarkable, sorry for asking for evidence.

Are you sure the reason “tankies” didn’t vote for Harris wasn’t her promise to keep supporting genocide in Gaza?

Beside, how is that situation comparable to the meme, in which “tankies” are charged with supporting the confederacy whole heartedly.

Is there an example of someone actually thinking this way?

What else should count? If more Nazis died in the Eastern front than other fronts, it seems to imply the USSR did more of the job of winning the war than other countries.

Can you link to a post or comment from a communist who supports the confederates?