Lenin's Compassion
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Published
02/21/2010
Year 1920. A cold winter day in Moscow.
Lenin is taking a stroll outside of Kremlin, when he notices a small boy sitting on the sidewalk and crying.
- What's the problem, my dear boy? - asks Lenin.
- Because I lost the kopiyka I got from my parents to buy myself a bun. - the kid replied.
Lenin's golden heart started pounding with compassion. He took out a kopiyka from his own pocket and handed it to the crying boy.
- Here you go, my dear! Now you can go and buy yourself a bun.
The boy started crying even louder.
- What's wrong with you now? - asked Lenin.
- If I didn't lose the first kopiyka, I could buy 2 buns. - kid replied.
- You greedy little brat! - Lenin got furious.
Lenin was so angry at the child's rapacity, that he took the kopiyka away from him.
And his gloves.
And shoes.
Lenin is taking a stroll outside of Kremlin, when he notices a small boy sitting on the sidewalk and crying.
- What's the problem, my dear boy? - asks Lenin.
- Because I lost the kopiyka I got from my parents to buy myself a bun. - the kid replied.
Lenin's golden heart started pounding with compassion. He took out a kopiyka from his own pocket and handed it to the crying boy.
- Here you go, my dear! Now you can go and buy yourself a bun.
The boy started crying even louder.
- What's wrong with you now? - asked Lenin.
- If I didn't lose the first kopiyka, I could buy 2 buns. - kid replied.
- You greedy little brat! - Lenin got furious.
Lenin was so angry at the child's rapacity, that he took the kopiyka away from him.
And his gloves.
And shoes.
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