Talk:Abyss Code 02: Blind Conformity/@comment-5.164.207.35-20160410083117/@comment-26972957-20160411152527

The USSR was actually called The Union of Soviet Socialist Republics, or more commonly the shortened version; Soviet Union. It was never called soviet russia unless colloquially and informally.

Unless you are referring to The Russian Soviet Federative Socialist Republic? which is closer but still not quite right Although the first part is closer to what you were saying.

And I meant Calling a singular "person?" "Soviet Russia" is weird cause that name refers to a country not a person and calling him/her Russian would make more sense.

I didn't mean to sound confrontational