I just love the part where he just lists of these questions he would like to ask Putin and Stalin. I believe we rarely think of them and other leaders as people and how the nature of their occupation impacts them as a human beings. Stephen literally managed to humanise two figures that I otherwise look at as despotic overlords. Also, being from Romania - a former communist country - I really hope people from Western societies realise what a gift they'd been given by not having to deal with the consequences of such a regime. Please protect your democracies and don't fall in the trap of extremism of any kind, be it left or right.,(reply>), @Lyn Lee <br>Perhaps you’re right. However, my children understand, make no mistake. <br>It’s important.,(reply>), @ lonut Cuitina <br>Bravo. Well said and much better than I could have. Respect and gratitude.,(reply>), @Iosaf Bennis Funny thing is, the current US president gets his nappies changed still.,(reply>), @Ace Blendletan The first thing I always think of when I see someone like Putin, Trump, or any power hungry leader is think that they once had their nappies changed too! Second thing I always think is you too must sit down on the toilet and go for a poo. It helps to level the playing field! 🤣,(reply>), Kotkin makes a point of this often, it is important to not dehumanize evil. Because then you lose track of how humans become "evil" and repeat their mistakes