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I think Thulian is probably just trolling though
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They dont even know that communism means no private property. Thats the MAIN element of communism. Everything is owned by the state. All business, all property, and anything not nailed down. So how exactly is china "communist" when they allow people to have private property and own business' outside of the government control?
Can you even define communism...? Maybe tell us three or four of the main feature of communism which makes it different from socialism or marxism?? Anyone? Yea. I didnt think you could, either. | ||
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Just a reminder you are watching our politics because they are more fun then your own. Germany is so fucking irrelevant has anything happened in your country in 5 years? 10? 20? | |||
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This post makes me sad. To think that we have people who think this poor journalist was jailed for reporting on a fake story in Wuhan – is absurd! China has a long history of incarcerating people who report on things they do not want them to, i.e., their government. Just google "China locks up Hong Kong journalist," and I am sure you will find two or three stories as of recent. They do this to stop other journalists from speaking out on stories that they want to keep hush, hush.
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Next, Communism is a derivative or marxism.. so there is interrelation. But to cut to the chase, modern-day communism accomplishes the goal of dogmatic control (i.e., owning your property), by owning the businesses. If you look up China's largest companies, they are all either completely state-owned or partially state-owned. The Chinese government will also force the companies to allow their "party members" to sit on the board or in other pivotal roles. Society, in general, has swung its pendulum towards capitalism, so there is no need for communist countries to own everyone's property. The goal of that is to keep people poor and submissive, correct? They do that now by controlling the way their businesses function and thus keeping a cap on their society. I will agree that this might not fall within the confines of the generic definition of communism, but it is clearly a modern-day expansion of that. *mic dropped* | |||
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Generally speaking, the Chinese government may take back allocated land-use rights at any time without any compensation.
https://www.loc.gov/law/foreign-news...-takes-effect/ | ||
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That sounds like communism to me! Lol! | |||
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https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=hKDXVo...ature=youtu.be https://twitter.com/newtgingrich/sta...230697985?s=20 If we are crazy then there are an awful lot of us crazy people. And you know how us crazy people are. We do crazy things like start revolutions. Only 15% of the country wanted to go to war against Great Britain. Would you say 15% or more of the country is crazy? | |||
Last edited by Llanos; 12-28-2020 at 06:20 PM..
Reason: Broken link. Can fix later.
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https://www.theguardian.com/business...richest-people buh-but.. the cap.. You said they dont let people get rich... I didnt say "chinas largest companies" did I?? Learn to fucking read. I said every business. Any legal business will be state owned. Thats the whole "totalitarianism" part of communism. Its not communism if its not totalitarianism. Use the proper word, if you're going to use it. You just admitted that its not communism. Go pick up your little mic. | |||
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God is always here. You do not seek you do not find.
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For by thy sorceries were all nations deceived. The dead are not alive; and the Living One will never die. | ||
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