Not sure if trolling or just failing at basic logic.
My family was terrorized by Stalin for telling the truth and now my family is terrorized by the USA. Thus, the USA still supports Stalin
That doesn't follow at all. Your family supposedly being persecuted under multiple regimes is not evidence of those regimes supporting one another. It may however be evidence of something else...
The US "still supporting Stalin" is news to me. The existence of persecution, crime, corruption, etc. across different countries/ideological groups does not negate the real conflicts of interest, geopolitical struggles, etc. between those countries/groups.
crime and corruption are the same under communism and under capitalism. There is no significant difference between communism and capitalism.
No, this just demonstrates your complete inability to have any nuance in your analysis. You just took a few surface elements such as "crime and corruption" and said that because those things exist under both systems that this somehow invalidates all of the other differences (economic, political, social, etc.) between them. You might as well just say that under every system that has yet existed people still get old and die and there is no inherent meaning to it so there is no difference that actually matters. That makes about as much sense as your argument.
The USA and Stalin have very important thing in common: extreme corruption. That is probably why the USA and Stalin were allies in the Second World War.
Corruption is not the basis for an alliance between great powers in that sense...And it's not like they had real interests to be allies of convenience due to mutual opposition to the Axis powers who were opposed to the USSR and communism as well as a threat to Anglo-American liberal capitalist hegemony. This is an incredibly limited reading of history.
It continues today, when the losses for Ukraine are approximately the same as its losses in the Second World War.
So what are you saying here, that the decline of Ukraine's population by about 5 million since the 1990s mostly due to the death rate exceeding the birth and a net negative migration rate is effectively the equivalent of the 5 million Ukrainians lost in WW2 due to combat, starvation and death squads? Is that your argument?
If you do not care about doing the right thing, then it is your problem.
What is the "right thing" and who determines what is right? Other than this being an appeal to petty moralism to make up for your lack of argument otherwise.
I suppose what you're basically pointing out is that Ukraine being a pawn for geostrategic purposes between Russia and the US/NATO is leading to a situation where the needs of the Ukrainians is often being suppressed and leads to people who oppose the rule of those major powers often being treated harshly. But your conclusions and leaps of logic are not validated by this situation.