You need to be extremely disingenuous to choose to describe the Soviet Union as a job provider with a social security program.
I actually met a few Lithuanian tourists this summer (I live in Lyon, France). They were quite young (20-ish), but their parents still remember the Soviet Union, and were literally traumatized by it. Stories of Siberian gulags with corpses hanging from trees, people disappearing from one day to the next...
From what I can tell, the Soviet Union was a much worse place to be than the US.
> And lo and behold - the ONLY country on the planet that kills its citizens when they cant pay for healthcare is the US,
what are you talking about? I've never heard of the US government killing people who can't pay for healthcare. Did you mean people dying because they can't afford healthcare? Because that's pretty much par for the course everywhere except post WW2 welfare states, AFAIK.
Holodomor became a thing when the 1930s Rupert Murdoch started doing propaganda on behalf of Nazi Germany after signing a deal (for $500,000 dollars). Back then propaganda was not a dirty word, and it was business.
If you're speaking of Keith Rupert Murdoch the man who was born in 1931 and owns News Corp, I ask how does a person who's not even in their teens start doing propaganda on behalf of Nazi Germany?.