I see so you’re saying Stalin was more of a figurehead and not some sort of person “in charge” of the operation of the party and thus his leadership is irrelevant to what the party was doing?
No, I'm saying that just because you can point to Stalin's personal racism doesn't mean that the party itself integrated racism into the party platform. You claimed that the Communist Party was racist, and then used pogroms as an example, but none of the pogroms in the region were executed by the Community Party and the ONE retreat you have presented is that Stalin wanted to harm the Jews but ultimately the party did not. That's not evidence for your position. It's evidence against your position.
Don’t get fooled into thinking communism around the world is some great utopian dream
You don't have to protect me. I promise. I'm a big kid now. I wear big kid pants and I almost never wet my bed anymore.
Racism, … it’s the same everywhere
No. It's not. This is a fundamental misunderstanding of racism, and you really need to educate yourself. Racism as you and I know it is European racism. It is a distinct historical process. It has a starting point, it has a historical development driven by historical material conditions, and it spread around the world via the European empire. It is not some kind of platonic ideal, it is a specific construction.
exploitation, corruption … it’s the same everywhere
Absolutely. These are words we use to describe the behavior of systems. The systems exhibit these behaviors to a greater or lesser extent and they have different reactions to these behaviors.
For example, when business leaders in China cut corners and sold tainted baby formula to make more money, and it resulted in sick and dead babies, the state executed them. Meanwhile, Nestle kills babies all over the world and the US calls it "shareholder supremacy".
So yes, exploitation and corruption ARE the same everywhere, but different systems stand in different relation to these phenomena.