Love IS the answer, and that is as relevant to public policy as to personal behavior. #bigtruth
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Love didn't win the Battle of Stalingrad but I get the sentiment.
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Replying to @BaseballFidel
Actually, yes it did.

Jun 25, 2019 · 1:33 PM UTC

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Replying to @marwilliamson @ComfortablySmug
Zhukov and faithful lieutenants such as Nikita Khruschev won the Battle of Stalingrad by encircling the German 6th Army and then loving them to death is an interesting take. I'll go with it - she has my vote.
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Replying to @marwilliamson
You tell them Moonbeam.
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Will you disavow antifa tactics then?
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Of course it did, and in precisely the same sense that love firebombed Dresden.
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I think this is what she means: The troops fought for the love of their country / loved ones at home So i can see why ''love'' conquered Stalingrad. (Ofcourse together with burning down villages and such)
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Actually, no it didn't...
Replying to @marwilliamson
@RealAlisonPoole Love of the Mosin-Nagant won the Battle of Stalingrad!
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They hugged each other with bombs and bullets.
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Are you on the dope
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Love of killing Nazis maybe
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