Another contribution from Comrade Otis:

The Fremont neighborhood of Seattle is even more progressive then the rest of the city. There is even a Soviet-era statue of Lenin in downtown Fremont - one of the first Lenin statues in America, brought to the land of dark capitalism from Slovenia.

As the revolution grows we will see more Lenin statues - thousands of them - in every town, village, and collective farm - but that won't save area bourgeoisie from property expropriations.

They should've erected Lenin's statue ahead of time - like the glorious workers, peasants, and toiling intelligentsia of Fremont had done. Fremont shall be largely spared by purges - we can promise them that.

Lenin and the People's Cube. Very revolutionary.

I know where I'm taking a leak when I go to Fremont.

I have heard rumors that the Lenin statues shoot laser beams from their eyes, and fire from the rear.

They say the story 'the Happy Prince' refers to this statue and the re-distribution of wealth that subsequently occured at this site.

The term 'Prince' however is somewhat offensive, no doubt added by cunning monarchists desperate to label the Leader as one of their own and take credit for this monumentous event

Well, Seattle is a pretty Progressive place but they stll have a ways to go to catch up with their Glorious neighbor to the south, San Francisco. I still can't figure out why my forebearers settled there a century ago then turned tail and hauled ass back down south. Just makes no sense at all.

Ha you said turned tail........



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