A half-Russian communist from the US! Now, that's interesting

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Coalition aren't all Russian.

no-no-no i am part russain part canadain and part american living in canada

which parts are which?

okay i aws born in the us and my parents are canadain and i moved there at like age 3-4 and my parents are part russian and i am a A-Grade commie

OOps, we're going off-topic here. Still, the last remark from me: it's easy to be a commie when you don't know what it is. For the sake of curiosity, compare German and Russian propaganda, songs, order, etc. for ca. 1933-1944.
Actually, there is one song with different lyrics but identical music - one version is in Russian and about communism, the other - in German and about Adolf.i'm speaking of "Brueder in Zechen und Gruben". or is the pro-commie attitude a kind of an acto or rebellion?
Okay, enough of that. Yes, not all members of the Coalition were Russians - far from it, but all of them were pro-communists (or very close to that, judging by the insignia). In general, one could say that the whole conflict may be seen as the extrapolation of te Cold War (the "what if" stuff) plus some arabian stuff (been in in fashion for a while) placed in the futuristic environment. However, politics aside, the game is great fun. And, finally, IT'S A GAME.

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Communism, in theory, would be the best form of government, but it needs to be kept on a small scale to keep the motivation. My best argument against this? Look at a public restroom and a private one. People don't care enough to keep what belongs to the people tidy and instead focus soley on themselves. So long as this attitude exists, there can be no revolution. So, support the working man, keep restrooms tidy, and for god's sake, aim. --- VH16