[jb6]

The Communists' ire was stoked further by this month's pomp-filled reburial of Gen. Anton Denikin, a general who fought against the Red Army during Russia's civil war, and whom authorities now cast as a patriot.

Another irony is that although Lenin was a vehement atheist, many supporters of burial use the argument that having a body on display is unfitting for a Christian country

[FormerACLUmember]

The solution is simple:

Bring the commie-thug stiff to Washington. His current worshippers all live in the USA now: The democrat party, the Lamestream, and the PC university faculty Marxists will offer eternal devotion to their god.

[WasDougsLamb]

Russia revives debate over burying Lenin's corpse

---What is to debate? If he is dead (which he is) bury him. That is it. End of story. Goodbye Lenin.

It's so well preserved after 81 years under glass that some wonder if it's a dummy.

--- Some wonder if it's a dummy? Maybe it is. Maybe it's not. After 81 years, the ones that won't bury him are.

[TheGeezer]

Syphilis drove Lenin crazy in his end days. He begged Stalin to send him poison so he could end his miserable life. Stalin refused. The USSR was the leading poison research entity in the world and Lenin knew Stalin could provide a painless death for him, but Stalin did not want Lenin's weakness to be memorialized in suicide.

The most heinous government in history, except possibly Red China's, has many sins to cover.

[FDNYRHEROES]

So, how much for the dogma in the window?

[Thunder90]

Burn the corpse and throw the ashes at Putin for liking the guy.

[WorkingClassFilth]

Too bad Lenin can't be purchased, like blackmarket Soviet weapons, and traipsed across the US in a refrigerated trailer to every county fair whistle stop to be ogled for a buck a throw.

[Ken H]

I haven't been keeping up on Lenin lately, but I take it he's still dead?

[microgood]

Lenin's body is just more proof that liberalism is a mental illness.