Yes, that's for sure what I'm saying, as I've obviously met your grandparents and know them personally. Say hi to them for me BTW.

Sarcasm in the face of your absurd rhetoric aside, if they were deported by a socialist state, odds are in favor of it being for a good reason. I don't listen to anecdotal anti-communist drivel passed down to their children. They generally aren't hearing an accurately told story. For example, people who were landlord types and got forced out or had to "flee communism" or whatever, can be pretty deceptive about why it happened. This is a real thing that happens, I'm not being speculative here.

So no, you can cease and desist with thinking you get to speak for an ideology and practice involving millions of people because your grandparents said some shit to you. It's funny how that works. When somebody's grandparents are racist or whatever, it's like, "waow, awkward, guess they can be like that, they're just ignorant because of the times they grew up in". But when somebody's grandparents are anti-communist, suddenly everyone is supposed to take them at their word as representing everything that was done by communists during a certain time period. Absolute nonsense. Absurder still, we're supposed to take seriously the words of someone who isn't even the grandparent themself in their own words! A person alleging to have such grandparents, who is telephone game passing along a story and on the internet of all things. Goofball things.