The New Communists

By: Adaner Usmani; Connor Kilpatrick

It’s 2017. Time to stop worrying about the questions of 1917.

Nothing catches the eye like gold set against red. And in the great war of the twentieth century, the color scheme was on both sides of the divide — the Soviet hammer and sickle, McDonald’s golden arches. At its peak, some variation of the USSR’s flag flew over 20 percent of the Earth’s habitable landmass. But while […]

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Nothing catches the eye like gold set against red. And in the great war of the twentieth century, the color scheme was on both sides of the divide — the Soviet hammer and sickle, McDonald’s golden arches. At its peak, some variation of the USSR’s flag flew over 20 percent of the Earth’s habitable landmass. But while […]

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Nothing catches the eye like gold set against red. And in the great war of the twentieth century, the color scheme was on both sides of the divide — the Soviet hammer and sickle, McDonald’s golden arches. At its peak, some variation of the USSR’s flag flew over 20 percent of the Earth’s habitable landmass. But while […]

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Nothing catches the eye like gold set against red. And in the great war of the twentieth century, the color scheme was on both sides of the divide — the Soviet hammer and sickle, McDonald’s golden arches. At its peak, some variation of the USSR’s flag flew over 20 percent of the Earth’s habitable landmass. But while […]

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