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The Communist Party of China are not Communists. Communism is heavily centred around the rights of workers. It is a Capitalist country with state control of mar
by seamyb88 7y ago
The Communist Party of China are not Communists. Communism is heavily centred around the rights of workers. It is a Capitalist country with state control of markets, as opposed to the usual paradigm of capitalism which is controlled by individual and independent monopolies.
- throwaway744678 7y agoThe point is not wether they are truly communist or something else, but an authoritarian regime, which is rather undeniable.
- cannonedhamster 7y agoIt's not capitalist unless you're talking state capitalism. It's market socialist, and not the European flavor of progressive socialism, but the dictatorial flavor of centralized control of the soviet style. I agree though that this is definitely not Marxist communism, but that also has major social implications such as free love, etc.