Commie Quotes

During the expansive history of communism came ideas expressed either by mouth or page, from leaders to common Slavs. Many such ideas were remembered and repeated in commie culture, while others were forgotten. Many of these ideas were also propaganda messages, some to combat Fascist propaganda.

Ole Stalin
'“Red is what drives us. Blood is what fuels us,”' This quote was first spoken by Ole during his speech to be elected as the leader of the USSR in 1922.

“Every star is a red star” This quote was commonly found in propaganda and household decor. It originated from Ole Stalin.

“A Slav’s gotta do what a Slav’s gotta do,” Ole, during an interview about the murder of his wife.

“Don’t cry Gottfried,” Ole telling Gottfried not to cry when he’s upset.

Soviet Leaders
“You’ll do the food, I’ll do the entertainment,” Elmo, to Ronald McDonald. The two business giants worked together in a symbiotic relationship, both business-related and personal, after the death of Ole Stalin and Lego.

“To kick is only right,” Soviet Government on Rasputin in 1978.

“Drink, brothers,” Russian Soccer Club drinking bear blood after winning FIFA 1978. They drank from golden chalices that were inscribed with each players' names.

''“Worthy, he was to our socialist society. He will be missed,”'' Lenin, on Ole’s death.

''“You’ve probably seen one of these. A Lego brick.” Narrator/Kjeld in the Lego Story'' video.

“Ok Ole,” Godfrey after finally finishing crying from being thrown into the basement.

Random Quotes
“Damn, this is great; but there’s no system,” Random American guy, perhaps the catalyst for Lego's downfall and the diminishment of Ole's legacy.

“Noncey-Nazis,” - Loblan Kento

“Welcome to Woolworths!”

“Just cut the oranges!” - random person on their phone walking

“You’re virginity is yours, but your knees are mine.” - Loblan Kento, after a brief yet confusing mental battle of thought.