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Old 07-12-2022, 01:02 AM
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i would describe both liberals and republicans generally as neoliberal capitalists

and the chinese as... whatever xi said. socialism with chinese characteristics. dengism. state-driven centrally planned capitalism with a socialist coat of paint. liberal insofar as some outgroups get rights but not others. women may have some rights in china but i imagine it's tough to be gay. no idea about trans folks in china. ive never set foot in china.

most of the few things i know about china are the things that led to the days of mao, not what happened afterwards. i see people saying "actually The Great Leap Forward was good" and i know i'm talking with a large baby
Ok fine we can digress!

Is China a republic and are planned economies >le good?
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Old 07-12-2022, 01:18 AM
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Ok fine we can digress!

Is China a republic and are planned economies >le good?
i don't think so and not at the scale of an entire nation the size of china. i gather they're brutal to a lot of workers. even if they capitalismed a huge chunk of people out of poverty, exploitation of wage labor is still... exploitative. and pollution. and there's the imperialism to boot, just like america.

china's a special boy because they have a lot in common with america and we all know it and nobody wants to acknowledge it.

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Old 07-12-2022, 01:34 AM
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i don't think so and not at the scale of an entire nation the size of china. i gather they're brutal to a lot of workers. even if they capitalismed a huge chunk of people out of poverty, exploitation of wage labor is still... exploitative. and pollution. and there's the imperialism to boot, just like america.

china's a special boy because they have a lot in common with america and we all know it and nobody wants to acknowledge it.

social credit scores? fuck i never even consented to equifax, experian, and the other one getting my data for my actual credit score
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is china a republic or are planned economies bad?
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Old 07-12-2022, 01:36 AM
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which part?

is china a republic or are planned economies bad?
first sentence in my shot from the hip post contains my answer to both
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Old 07-12-2022, 01:42 AM
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first sentence in my shot from the hip post contains my answer to both
Planned economies aren't bad?
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Old 07-12-2022, 09:26 AM
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Planned economies aren't bad?
Small scale can work I guess, but not at a 1.3 billion population scale
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