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😳 I'm scared that I might know, what you're talking about
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They’re elegant smh
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Are you confessing to watching French kid cartoons
They look inbred 😭
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'When the people are being beaten with a stick, they are not much happier if it is called "the People's Stick".'
They saved us, so favourable for that. Other than that... well.
Not Scarlett but you'd probably be Miette from the meme :Š
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If you were Russian:
https://otvet.imgsmail.ru/download/16452232_147301008b8fceabe44fa74bb624acd6_800.jpg
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While the Soviets defeated the Nazis, they also oppressed other parties and political dissidents were swiftly taken away, it was after all still a dictatorship. While it did improve the industry and that in a time where Russia was considered heavily underdeveloped in that sector, it steamrolled over many people to get there, both wealthy and poor. One of the biggest issues I can see (in my opinion) with the Soviets is the repression of nationalism, which was probably the reason for many revolts and revolutions such as the one in Hungary. They crushed every last one until 1991 when the union was dissolved, thankfully peacefully and not in a bloodbath like a certain country they had a split with early on (+ for Tito, - for the Soviets). While they propelled Russia into a height of power, they coincidentally killed millions with starvation and executions, became the red terror of the 2nd half of the 20th century, and assisted today's red terror in panda form. They were "okay", but not really okay like many other communist nations.
Are you trying to kink-shame them? Smh 😤
Communism is when you get fired from your job and charged with treason in the world's most free country
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communism is when you got a death penalty from working harder than everyone else and government posters are encouraging people to work harder
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Let's celebrate, because today for the first time since i started in NS i recieved a card from a European nation, and the one of the Poland-Lithuania Commonwealth no less.
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Communism is when you don't own anything anymore because the party says so and what are you going to do about it.
Good day, Europe! I hope everyone's day is off to a fantastic start! I'm confident that mine is! It's time for me to check in with each and every one of you once again! Everyone, how are you doing today? I am having a great time! I'd like to pose a question to you all: What is your spirit animal, and why? A spirit animal is a teacher or messenger who appears to an individual in the guise of an animal and has a personal relationship with them. Animal guides, spirit helpers, spirit allies, power animals, and animal helpers are some of the other names for them. Throughout your life, you may have one or many spirit animals. I'd have to be either an arctic fox or a desert fox, two very distinct critters from very different corners of the planet! They're both adorably adorable! 😍 Anyway, take advantage of this lovely day while it lasts! Greetings and best wishes! ~
Eco-Paris Reformation.
P.S. Good luck to everyone, including me, in the NS Tour De Anglo-Francois 2021, which is hosted by the one and only, Anglo-francios', my good buddy! Keep in mind that this is merely a fictitious race! Have a good time and be safe! May the most deserving man or woman triumph!
P.P.S. If you haven't already, please register for my Cultural Fair! It'll be a great time! I got rid of all the fancy dates and things like that! Let's have a good time, boys! Best of luck to everyone competing!
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:)
death and destruction
all the time
You assume wrong sir.
Nein, communism is best...
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I wonder what my spirit animal could possibly be... 🤔
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Penguin, even though I hate anything about water...
honestly i dont even know
That seems normal to me
We, the stinky Americans, need need educational improvements! Communism and socialism are two distinct ideologies... Yet, in America, we treat them as though they are either what we want them to be or communist spies attempting to raise our taxes and expand government services! I'll explain everything in layman's terms below.
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Communism Base Definition: Communism is a philosophical, social, political, and economic philosophy and movement with the ultimate objective of establishing a communist society, i.e. a socioeconomic order based on the ideals of common ownership of the means of production and the absence of social classes, money, and the state.
Here's the thing: real communism in its purest form has never been accomplished. The closest analogy is what would happen if a single authoritarian communist party controlled over specific countries and sought to implement such policies, but even then, they would eventually become capitalist.
Another thing: Karl Marx advocated for a class conflict that would result in a society where all property is held by the state and everyone works and is paid according to their skills and needs. He thought that this was the only way to succeed, and that he needed to work to depose western powers and install Marxist ones. He never imagined or wished for poor nations such as Russia and China to rise up and do this.
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Socialism for Layman: Socialism is a political, social, and economic theory that encompasses a variety of economic and social systems characterized by the ownership of the means of production by the state. It encompasses the political ideologies and movements that are linked to such structures.
Hint: You can be socialist while being democratic, free, and open.
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Capitalism is when you go hungry on the streets because the business you sold hours of your life to fired you because they weren't making enough money and now you aren't making enough money, and also there's a bunch of things that run on oiilllliilllilllllllllllllll :D
In the way that humans have tried to "implement" communism, we did in fact, "abolish the state." Take that as you will. To become communists, they installed dictators. However, those dictators remained just that... Dictators!
Can you name a single 'communist' country that did not have a dictator? It just simply doesn't happen...
Marx's definition is the pure form of communism that countries adapted and evolved based on where it was "implemented." Karl Marx advocated for a class conflict that would result in a society where all property is held by the state and everyone works and is paid according to their skills and needs.
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“China Is Communist in Name Only.”
Wrong. If Vladimir Lenin were reincarnated in 21st-century Beijing and managed to avert his eyes from the city’s glittering skyscrapers and conspicuous consumption, he would instantly recognize in the ruling Chinese Communist Party a replica of the system he designed nearly a century ago for the victors of the Bolshevik Revolution. One need only look at the party’s structure to see how communist — and Leninist — China’s political system remains.
Sure, China long ago dumped the core of the communist economic system, replacing rigid central planning with commercially minded state enterprises that coexist with a vigorous private sector. Yet for all their liberalization of the economy, Chinese leaders have been careful to keep control of the commanding heights of politics through the party’s grip on the “three Ps”: personnel, propaganda, and the People’s Liberation Army.
The PLA is the party’s military, not the country’s. Unlike in the West, where controversies often arise about the potential politicization of the military, in China the party is on constant guard for the opposite phenomenon, the depoliticization of the military. Their fear is straightforward: the loss of party control over the generals and their troops. In 1989, one senior general refused to march his soldiers into Beijing to clear students out of Tiananmen Square, an incident now seared into the ruling class’s collective memory. After all, the army’s crackdown on the demonstrations preserved the party’s hold on power in 1989, and its leaders have since worked hard to keep the generals on their side, should they be needed to put down protests again.
As in the Soviet Union, the party controls the media through its Propaganda Department, which issues daily directives, both formally on paper and in emails and text messages, and informally over the phone, to the media. The directives set out, often in detail, how news considered sensitive by the party — such as the awarding of the Nobel Peace Prize to Liu Xiaobo — should be handled or whether it should be run at all.
Perhaps most importantly, the party dictates all senior personnel appointments in ministries and companies, universities and the media, through a shadowy and little-known body called the Organization Department. Through the department, the party oversees just about every significant position in every field in the country. Clearly, the Chinese remember Stalin’s dictate that the cadres decide everything.
Indeed, if you benchmark the Chinese Communist Party against a definitional checklist authored by Robert Service, the veteran historian of the Soviet Union, the similarities are remarkable. As with communism in its heyday elsewhere, the party in China has eradicated or emasculated political rivals, eliminated the autonomy of the courts and media, restricted religion and civil society, denigrated rival versions of nationhood, centralized political power, established extensive networks of security police, and dispatched dissidents to labor camps. There is a good reason why the Chinese system is often described as “market-Leninism.”
“The Party Controls All Aspects of Life in China.”
You were ranked in the Top 5% of the world for Most Inclusive
Yay! :)
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Huh? When I looked on your page it says Top 6%... Are we seeing something else here?
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