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Why should it not be free? I'm not saying there aren't any reasons. But since the people nominally owned the Soviet economy, it's odd to assume by default that
by anoncake 7y ago
Why should it not be free?
I'm not saying there aren't any reasons. But since the people nominally owned the Soviet economy, it's odd to assume by default that the people is charging itself.
- tlear 7y agoThey got away from that idiocy once they starved 10mil+ people to death. Money was there and barter(vodka as premium item that could get you anything, like seeing good doctor, getting car fixed, getting caviar). Also those stores also sold from the back to their friends
- anoncake 7y agoThe idiocy of not charging money unless there is a reason for it? Why does everyone get incapable of reading when it comes to this topic... Also, citation needed for the Holodomor (which I guess you are alluding to) being caused by free food.