In the waning weeks of 1932, facing no external security threat and no challenge from within, with no conceivable justification except to prove the inevitability of his rule, Stalin chose to kill millions of people in Soviet Ukraine. He shifted to a position of pure malice, where the Ukrainian peasant was somehow the aggressor and he, Stalin, the victim.
— Bloodlands (Timothy Snyder), Loc. 1023–25
Oh look, that moron is a victim, again. What a surprise!