Summary of Konstantin Kisin's An Immigrant's Love Letter to the West

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#1 In the 1980s, it was common for black families to give their children advice about how to act if they were stopped by the police, as this could be a consequence of having an unpopular opinion in the Soviet Union.

#2 The Pavlik Morozov story is a perfect example of how communist leaders praised a disloyal teenage boy who threw his own family under the bus for the sake of a failed political philosophy.

#3 Bernie Sanders, a politician in America, promotes socialism to the masses as if it’s some magical panacea, despite the fact he earns nearly $200,000 per year as a senator. The danger of this sort of stupidity was clear back in the 1980s, when Sanders lived it up with the West’s enemy.

#4 The education system in Russia was also artificially flattened to stop inequalities manifesting later in life. The Soviet system was also free healthcare and racial unrest was entirely absent.

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