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"see, we have ways to change things for the better, too!" There were "changes" in your old USSR days, but was there anything like having a Communist party activ
by dis-sys 9y ago
"see, we have ways to change things for the better, too!" There were "changes" in your old USSR days, but was there anything like having a Communist party actively supporting capitalism? In China, it is called the 1978 reform. If you call this "controlled outlets", well, that is gotta to be a pretty big one.
- lambdadmitry 9y agoYou do realize that you use a reform pushed from the top as an example of a change coming from below, right? It's not even an "outlet", it's just yet another autocratic decision by ruling elite. It can be aimed to give an impression of social progress, but fundamentally it's still the same way of governing.
- boomboomsubban 9y ago>In China, it is called the 1978 reform Lenin's New Economic Policy in the USSR.