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>>1854707

That's psycho

Why come people so cruel?

>>1854725

it's called being hungry

>>1854725
I think he meant the "sending people to an island with no food" part of being cruel.

>>1854707
nice source you got there

>>1854765

Maybe Stalin was hungry

>>1854771

It's on the wikipedia page, tankie

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nazino_affair

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>>1854780
>quoting wikipedia
>unironically holding wikipedia as a credible source

>>1854786
>seemingly not knowing that practically every sentence on Wikipedia has a citation.

>>1854790
yeah it's totally not like any asshole can quote whatever fiction book he fancies

So why not kill the girl first? Surely it's more practical to have her dead and then cut off her meat than hear her screaming and shouting.

I'm no doctor but I don't think you can cut away large chunks of muscle and a woman's breasts and still keep her alive for any significant period of time.

Reads like an edgy high school sophomore Halloween writing competition story.

>>1854801
There's a fun part in Voltaire's Candide where some woman explains to a main character why her ass was completely flat. She was captured by a group of soldiers and got stuck with them during some siege. As the siege went on, the besieged troops went hungry and decided to eat chunks of their prisoners, so they cut off woman's buttocks and ate them. She got out alive but lost her buttocks permanently

>>1854796
So what's a good way to source something?

>>1854801
You're right, it's impossible. Besides there's no reason not to kill her and then eat her.

>>1854824

There is no legitimate way to source anything anymore as long as the anon in question disagrees with you. His opinion trumps source/citation and facts every time.

>>1854801

People can have entire limbs cut off and will survive, for a time (too long of a time sometimes), if enough pressure is applied

>>1854824
>>1854867
I think anon's issue with wikipedia is that they routinely list and accept obscure blogs, books that have been out of prints for decades and one off websites no one visits as acceptable citations.

>>1854799
If she's alive the meat stays fresh, no?

>>1854873
You are extensively wrong.
Wikipedia isn't metapedia

>>1854799
too hungry to add a step

>>1854873
Wikipedia editors are autistic fucks and don't just allow any old citation to be applied. If there is doubt about a source it will be stated the source is doubtful.

>>1854707
That story sounds like "traincars fed children directly into the ovens" material.

>>1854892

probably this. I'm sure by that point the cannibal survivors had already eaten several victims and their minds were broken in a sense

>>1854796
Here's the original russian research for this event which you won't be able to read because
you are subhuman who can't read slavspeak.
http://zaimka.ru/wp-content/uploads/2013/04/zaimka-ru_shishkin-nazino.pdf
Sucks for you, i guess you'll never see any real sources.
And it's fucking hilarious.
It's not even the case of le ebil Stalin, it's just a clusterfuck of epic proportions.

Even the person investigating it in 1930s sounds like he is losing shit by how retarded the whole thing is:

>40 people die in transit to island
>they start burying them
>a bunch of dead people suddenly turns out to be alive

>investigation commission is checking names of people deported
>turns out a good chunk of thm were deported by mistake
>everyone involved in the process figured the guy down the line is going to sort it out
>nobody did
>by the time somebody started sorting it out 60% of mistakenly deported were already dead or missing

>soviets didn't actually send them there without food
>they sent a lot of food
>food arrives like a week late
>nobody thought to ship dishes or pans or anything to actually cook food in
>there's no place to store said food
>literal tons of food spoil from being stuck under rain and snow

>nobody involved gave enough shit to distribute the remaining food properly
>they gave it to "brigades" to sort it out
>aka toughest criminials
>they just hogged all the food in the forest while the rest starved

>soldiers involved started selling food to "prisoners"
>for a batton of bread you had to pay with a new coat or a couple of gold teeth

>cannibal marauder bands started to form on the island (and included the soldiers sometimes)
>even some of the officials started to be afraid to live their tent

>one of the commandants was living with what seems to be a harem of women
>the other commandant was eating so much sugar he literally lost the ability to taste food
>he also took nice boat rides and made "prisoners" row

This is pure soviet comedy gold.

>>1854934
Then why didn't they entirely eat her, rather than tearing off parts and leaving her to bleed to death?

>>1855091
they're russians

>>1855091
>>1855094
>>1854934
The commission investigating it has concluded that all cannibals were doing it for shits and giggles.

Being criminals they were the ones definitely not starving.

>>1854786
>its a "wiki is a bad source" episode

y-yeah guys this article funded by the government created by a single person is more reputable than one which is independent and consists of every person alive

>>1854707

Remember, this is what Liberals and Atheists want for our society.

>>1855179

[citation needed]

>>1854978
This sounds like some navy-tier Russian comedy

>>1854772
Stalin needed a Snickers