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	I am not saying that they are, but they are part of it, and I am talking in the sense there is a difference between criminalising homosexuality and being conservative, Mao is an example of this. He didn't enforce tradition. That is all I am saying		I am not saying that they are, but they are part of it, and I am talking in the sense there is a difference between criminalising homosexuality and being conservative, Mao is an example of this. He didn't enforce tradition. That is all I am saying

	This article said otherwise. Stalin didn’t just ban homosexuality, he also promoted traditional nuclear family and encouraged women to stay at home.		This article said otherwise. Stalin didn’t just ban homosexuality, he also promoted traditional nuclear family and encouraged women to stay at home. Though he didn’t completely ban women from work, he was definitely promoting conservative policies. Unlike one isolated policy of Mao

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