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Yes, then Stalin recriminalized it.

when?

and why?
- Under Joseph Stalin, the Soviet Union recriminalized homosexuality in a decree signed in 1933. The new Article 121, which punished "muzhelozhstvo" with imprisonment for up to 5 years, saw raids and arrests. Female homosexuals were sent to mental institutions. The decree was part of a broader campaign against "deviant" behavior and "Western degeneracy". Following Stalin's death, there was a liberalisation of attitudes toward sexual issues in the Soviet Union, but homosexual acts remained illegal. Discrimination against LGBT individuals persisted in the Soviet era, and homosexuality was not officially declassified as a mental illness until 1999.
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  Since 2000, a campaign by Russian president Vladimir Putin and the Russian Orthodox Church to promote "traditional Russian values" and oppose "liberalism" in regards to homosexuality has led to many pieces of anti-LGBT legislation being passed federally, including the banning of distribution of "propaganda of non-traditional sexual relationships to minors" in 2013, an amendment in Russia's constitution banning same-sex marriage passed in 2020, and expansion of the 2013 propaganda law signed in 2022 to apply it to anyone, regardless of age.
  
  Taken from this article.
  
  were gays actually executed? from what i hear from cuba for example, treatment was much less bad than elsewhere. dunno about the ussr.
  
  Treatment was less bad in Cuba iirc but still included sending people to go work on sugar plantations, which is pretty back-breaking and horrifying labor. I mean, horrifying to the point that the Spanish colonial state were willing to force their slaves to do it, you know?
  
  Luckily this isn't an issue anymore as cuba has somewhat recently liberalized their constitution and legislated free medical care for trans people and decriminalized homosexuality, probably in no small part due to the "thaw" that Obama put in place (probably one of his small wins), opening them up for better tourism and money, that trump then reversed and Biden has maintained.
  
  But shhh, you didn't hear any that from me, Cuba's only allowed to be evil.
  
  I'm not educated enough to say one way or another, sorry. I was just providing a source for the recriminalization.
  
  User is a tankie JAQing off in bad faith.
  
  i'm literally just asking about i subject i don't know well. maybe chill.
  
  Well I already had you tagged tankie from somewhere else, so you've rabidly defended China, and Russia, or the USSR in the past. Seeing as you're "just asking questions" about what atrocities Stalin may have definitely done, I don't think I buy your excuse. Also you defended him 4 days ago, so yeah.
  
  Ps: while snooping through your profile I saw your post about rocksmith. Unless your copy has a built in cable crack, I wouldn't bother. They're a massive pain and don't always work, and the quality can be hit or miss. The 40 bucks for the proprietary bullshit cable was actually worth saving myself the ass pain of using the cable crack.
  
  i literally want to understand your opinion here, because i had heard the opposite.
  
  yes the socialist countries arent nearly as bad as western media paints them to be, and i stand by it. china and russia included. is there a problem with this?
  
  western leftists usually repeat a lot of anticommunist propaganda, and i seem to be attacked a lot because of how people preconceive that opinion as 'tankie'. its hard to get an answer from anti communists after that.
  
  ps: 40 dollars is a bit less than 1/4 of the minimum wage here, so thats a big nono for me. i got it working reasonably well with cable crack on windows, but pulseaudio didnt really like it. i suppose i should try again now that my distro is using pipewire.
  
  ps2: you will notice that i ask 'why' and 'how' quite a lot if you go through my comment history.
  
  What is the point of asking questions you can easily google? Finding answers probably isn't your motivation.
  
  my own research shows nothing about a gay genocide in the ussr, although i havent looked too closely in this topic.
  
  im literally trying to talk to you and know your fucking opinion on it.
  
  you can find me asking questions elsewhere without all of this resistance.
  
  It wasn't too long ago that's you saw fit to lecture me about how ML projects were the only long-term large-scale socialist projects to be "successful". Maybe consider reading more thoroughly on history before making such declarations, and don't restrict your information to sources from a personality cult.
  
  i am assertive when ive done my research, ill ask when i dont. history is more complex and nuaced than knowing everything or not. i dont follow personality cults but i'm very aware of bias in traditional western media.
  
  ML-adjacent revolutions are mostly still the most successful ones we ever had despite their problems. they worked pretty well long term.
  
  i dont expect everything to be fixed in one comprehensive revolution.
  
  mostly still the most successful ones we ever had despite their problems.
  
  If your only metric for success is how long something lasts, then an even more successful leftist project is the Republic of Venice. If you're thinking "But the republic of Venice isn't leftist!" yes, that's my point.
  
  I guess you've never heard of trade unions, or you're under some insane impression that they're illegitimate (typical of ML sophistry, so I wouldn't be surprised). The teamsters have existed since 1903 and in that time have demonstrated themselves to be resistant to corruption, able to recover from corruption after it takes hold, positively affected the working conditions of workers that interact with every sector and industry in an entire country and they've never committed a genocide, nor betrayed Anarchists in a war against fascism. Frankly, MLs ain't got a thing on teamsters.
  
  "Cuban gay writer Reinaldo Arenas wrote, "[T]he decade of the sixties ... was precisely when all the new laws against homosexuals came into being, when the persecution started and concentration camps were opened, when the sexual act became taboo while the 'new man' was being proclaimed and masculinity was being exalted.""
  
  https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/LGBT_rights_in_Cuba

The Soviet government of the Russian Soviet Republic (RSFSR) decriminalised homosexuality in December 1917, following the October Revolution and the discarding of the Legal Code of Tsarist Russia.

The legalisation of homosexuality was confirmed in the RSFSR Penal Code of 1922, and following its redrafting in 1926. According to Dan Healey, archival material that became widely available following the collapse of the Soviet Union in 1991 "demonstrates a principled intent to decriminalize the act between consenting adults, expressed from the earliest efforts to write a socialist criminal code in 1918 to the eventual adoption of legislation in 1922.

Taken from here

Can you explain what your implication is?

my implication is that unless my memory is failing me rn, the ussr was among the first places to stop criminalizing gays
- So it was? You literally asked this in the same thread. Did you already know? Was it a genuine question? Do you know what sealioning is and can you prove it?
- What a joke. You tankies are just as bad as Nazis and live in a different world. The USSR recreminalized homosexuality, and many queer people died.
  
  Keep coping.
  
  we don't want to kill homosexuals and, i literally came to ask. we really do live rent free on your heads don't we?