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please axe the hammer and sickle branding here...

The hammer and sickle logo here is inappropriate, since almost all advocates of immediate communization of social relations are violently antagonistic to the Marxist-Leninist, or more accurately Leninist-Stalinist, tradition.

Miasnikov