The history of my country basically starts with Roman imperialism, it goes on with feudalism, it pioneers colonialism in the Americas and the murder of hundreds of millions, it slowly wanes, and when there's hope for a proper socialist/anarchist government in the country, the fascists destroyed all hope of that in a coup and civil war, and after 40 years of fascism, now it's back to capitalism and western Imperialism.

Believe me, I would love to be able to say I have studied deeply the century of socialism in my country, but sadly, I can't. I focus on Cuba, I focus on the Soviet Union, because those are examples for me to learn from, to criticise and to discuss. Hell, during the fascist coup in Spain and the ensuing civil war, which country was the only one providing support to the antifascists in Spain? It was the Soviet Union, and its citizens have my eternal gratitude for that and for ultimately defeating Nazism in Europe.

The Soviet Union wasn't exclusively an inwards country, it was the beacon of socialism and anti-imperialism in the previous century. It's impossible for me to analyse socialism and anti-imperialism without considering the role of your country.

Furthermore, I'd be happy to hear discussion and criticism of Fascist Spain, the Spanish Empire, or contemporary capitalist Spain. Why do you feel negative towards analysis, praise and criticism of your country? I'm being honest BTW, not trying to be belligerent or telling you how to feel, it's an honest question.