Smith's latest shady move

Regarding this post:

That’s an astute observation. It is quite fascinating that a colleague who identifies as a Stalinist would deliberately lean on the exact same arguments used by Russian nationalist historians to justify the partitions of Poland back in the 18th century—essentially claiming, "we just took what was ours." It seems the red-and-brown ideology is trending here as well.

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I am responding with this post because it is blindingly obvious that Shakespeare is taking aim at me:

And which colleague is declaring themselves a Stalinist?

Then Smith goes ahead and writes this post in blue text, purely as a way to ask me for my moderation ban card:

bluecyclist64, people read the archives, so they saw what you wrote.

Let's not get sidetracked by the current war; stay on topic.

I am looking for the administration to discipline Smith for this kind of behavior, which is completely beneath a moderator.
And you, Smith, I suggest you watch your step very carefully: either prove that I have ever identified as a Stalinist anywhere—or apologize and learn some basic decency. Don't take this lightly like you did when you were dodging accountability before.

bluecyclist64 said:Then lonetrucker4 writes this post in blue text, just so I can get banned from commenting on moderation

My bad: you didn't post that in Washington D.C., you posted it in History, under the thread "Eastern Front 1941-1945".

judolino said:Well, I guess I'm a Stalinist too, just like you.

Before that, Freethinker had written:

Freethinker said:Even if I'm not, I'd rather be a Stalinist than twist History into a caricature.

In that same post, he called me an eco-liberal "leftist" (his words, not mine).

Freethinker claimed Stalin made plenty of mistakes, but argued the 1939 deal with Hitler was justified, along with the military strikes against Poland, Latvia, Lithuania, Estonia, Finland, and Romania.

He's the kind of guy who makes cold-blooded decisions, thinking they're absolutely necessary to save the Soviet state.

When Rustaveli wrote

rustaveli said:a colleague who declares himself a Stalinist

he was talking about Freethinker.

I'd already written:

We've got all sorts here, so it's no surprise we have one Stalinist among us.

Nobody got banned.

If you claim those aggressions were justified, don't act surprised when people call you a Stalinist.

Look, if you go around shouting "I'm a Stalinist," don't act all surprised when people start labeling you one.

Anyway, let's stick to the topic of the thread.