With China’s popularity rising, there has to come a point where a country’s population decides to say:
“We need to follow a Marxist-Leninist model pronto if we want to remain a functioning society, because capitalism isn’t working anymore.”
Which country is gonna say it first?

  • CanIFishHere@lemmy.ca
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    16 hours ago

    You could start by identifying the successful Marxist-Leninist country. I don’t think there is one.

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      6 hours ago

      Cuba… If being able to withstand an embargo by the most powerful nation on Earth for decades and still managing to outperform them on healthcare, education and life expectancy is not “successful”, I don’t know what is…

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      15 hours ago

      lol, china is biggest world economy. the soviet took a famine ridden feudal country and turned it into a global power. meanwhile kkkanadians are clapping literal nazis in parliament. keep coping while your burger reich overlords annex your settler colony and you spend all of you wage on a 2m2 appartment.

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          11 hours ago

          I wish people like you cared enough to read more.

          The USSR had pioneers in many fields, and was a global superpower.

          If that means nothing to you then your opinion, alongside your brain-cell count, can be safely discarded.

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      14 hours ago

      i hope you enjoy becoming the 51st state because brainworms this extensive can only lead to annexation by the us empire.

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              7 hours ago

              no it would not. it sounds to me you don’t know what marxist principles are.

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                  communism is the abolition of the state. socialism is the transition to a stateless society by using the bourgeois state against them and for the people.

                  marx himself (and later deng xiaoping, since the subject is the chinese state) believed capitalism and markets were necessary to develop productive forces before communism could happen.

                  please read marx before throwing names at people. this is the basics of marxism.

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        9 hours ago

        I don’t think westerners would want to live in a country like China. If that’s the case, why don’t people just immigrate there?

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          3 hours ago

          Because uprooting your life and moving to a different country is really hard to do as anybody with even a minimally functioning brain would understand?

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          1 hour ago

          “if your country is so bad why don’t you move” sorta vibes

          but to answer your question, westerners have no idea what china actually is.

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            4 hours ago

            We completely agree on that. Westerners cannot conceptualize what China is really like.