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The only cure for socialism...
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2018-10-19 at 11:45 PM UTCThe following users say it would be alright if the author of this post didn't die in a fire!
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2018-10-19 at 11:59 PM UTC
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2018-10-20 at 12:10 AM UTC
Originally posted by Speedy Parker Another typical liberal response to facts. Call the information shit, offer no proof that it's shit, and close with a vulgar remark.
There is no meaningful "information" in the video to speak of. There is a jedi american PR dude from an SF VC speculating on the result of like a two sentence description of Israeli economic history. I'm not calling it shit, I'm saying there isn't even anything to discuss, no criticism of socialism is even offered. The issue isn't with the information, it's that you've drawn a conclusion from un-interesting non-journalism that isn't at all supported by even the "data" you've presented.
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2018-10-20 at 12:31 AM UTCIsrael couldn't survive without U.S. helping them.
Fuck Israel.
Cut the tit off already.
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2018-10-20 at 4:58 AM UTC
Originally posted by Speedy Parker Name one place where it fixed anything for the better. And don't point to any of the northern eurocunts because they all scaled that shit back as it was found to be ruinous.
None of the Scandinavian states are in any way socialist - socialism is about more than just high taxes and government-funded services. The closest things to functional socialist states nowadays are China and Iran; Libya was also a good example up until a few years ago.
Virtually everywhere it was seriously practised education standards skyrocketed, literacy came close to 100% and universal healthcare (of varying quality) became available which took chunks out of infant mortality and deaths due to preventable disease in ways that capitalist systems have never been able to (and/or have never intended to).
In China specifically, Mao's 'Great Leap Forward' is widely criticised in the west, but the fact remains that prior to the socialist/collectivist practices introduced, China saw 1-2 major (ie. deaths in the millions) famines a year, and have had none since.
That's not to say socialism and communism are ideal; they have plenty of faults and failures in other areas but the popular western meme that 'socialism has no redeeming qualities' is dumb. -
2018-10-20 at 10:20 AM UTC
Originally posted by aldra None of the Scandinavian states are in any way socialist - socialism is about more than just high taxes and government-funded services. The closest things to functional socialist states nowadays are China and Iran; Libya was also a good example up until a few years ago.
Virtually everywhere it was seriously practised education standards skyrocketed, literacy came close to 100% and universal healthcare (of varying quality) became available which took chunks out of infant mortality and deaths due to preventable disease in ways that capitalist systems have never been able to (and/or have never intended to).
In China specifically, Mao's 'Great Leap Forward' is widely criticised in the west, but the fact remains that prior to the socialist/collectivist practices introduced, China saw 1-2 major (ie. deaths in the millions) famines a year, and have had none since.
That's not to say socialism and communism are ideal; they have plenty of faults and failures in other areas but the popular western meme that 'socialism has no redeeming qualities' is dumb.
but your forgetting the simple most crucial ingredient ; rasse.
socialism is nothing but an aggregating and averaging machine.
in countries that are composed of a homogenous, superior race with little percentage of the inferiors and degenarates, such as japan and what used to be germany, socialism will thrive.
but in countries where the inferiors make up the masses and the majority of the population with only a minority of superiors as their economic workhorse, such as sud africa or what used to be USSR, socialism will crumble under the weight of the massive inferiors it has to support.
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2018-10-20 at 11:55 AM UTC
Originally posted by HTS >to the DMZ
And I'm guessing when you viewed the DMZ you weren't standing in the North. You were being fed propaganda by a traitor south Korean tour guide. smh
You also guessed that, even though you have a dick, you're a girl. So that's twice I know of that you've guessed wrong. -
2018-10-20 at 11:56 AM UTC
Originally posted by aldra None of the Scandinavian states are in any way socialist - socialism is about more than just high taxes and government-funded services. The closest things to functional socialist states nowadays are China and Iran; Libya was also a good example up until a few years ago.
Virtually everywhere it was seriously practised education standards skyrocketed, literacy came close to 100% and universal healthcare (of varying quality) became available which took chunks out of infant mortality and deaths due to preventable disease in ways that capitalist systems have never been able to (and/or have never intended to).
In China specifically, Mao's 'Great Leap Forward' is widely criticised in the west, but the fact remains that prior to the socialist/collectivist practices introduced, China saw 1-2 major (ie. deaths in the millions) famines a year, and have had none since.
That's not to say socialism and communism are ideal; they have plenty of faults and failures in other areas but the popular western meme that 'socialism has no redeeming qualities' is dumb.
I know the Scandinavian states aren't socialist. But the left loves to pretend they are because of the failed basic income experiment.
Socialism has no value, redeeming or otherwise. To pretend it's a viable system is to be ignorant of basic human wiring. -
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2018-10-20 at 8:44 PM UTCsocialism, capitalism, either way you are meant to suffer
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