• Cowbee [he/they]
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    03 months ago

    I’m not talking about those imperialist countries, but Cuba, the PRC, DPRK, Vietnam, Laos, former USSR, Nicaragua, Venezuela, etc. I don’t lionize the countries you assumed I do that fund their safety nets through imperialism. Both the US Empire and all of the countries you listed are indeed capitalist.

    • ms.lane
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      03 months ago

      Bar Cuba every country you mentioned is Capitalist…

      China is speedrunning late-state capitalism as we speak…

      • Cowbee [he/they]
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        03 months ago

        Incorrect. Every single economy I listed has public ownership as the principle aspect of the economy, with the working class in control of the state. The fact that China is developed, and maintains markets for small and medium secondary industries does not mean private ownership is dominant.

        • ms.lane
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          03 months ago

          So then USA isn’t capitalist either, since most of the companies are publicly owned as a principle aspect of their economy.

          The US working class are in control of US as much as the Chinese working class are in control of China.

          • Cowbee [he/they]
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            03 months ago

            Incorrect, I don’t mean “publicly traded” as in publicly owned, but actual public ownership, like state-run healthcare. Private ownership is the principle aspect of the US economy. As for working class control, you’re incorrect again:

            • ms.lane
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              03 months ago

              China is a series of corporations that run everything and force people into labor, it’s no the panacea you’re trying to make it out to be tankie.

              You are blocked for being a tankie. Some people just want the world to be a better place, not to be a controlled hellhole for the ‘new elite’