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> One difference between them is that a dangerous concentration of power is inherent to communism You mean in opposition to a system that promotes the concentr
by sametmax 7y ago
> One difference between them is that a dangerous concentration of power is inherent to communism
You mean in opposition to a system that promotes the concentration of capital, which is power ?
Or do you think non capitalist systems don't have laws and a group of dictators must be at the top?
- adwn 7y ago> Or do you think non capitalist systems don't have laws and a group of dictators must be at the top? Empirically, for 100% of the sample size, socialist systems always turned into dictatorships after a few years at most.
- lucian1900 7y agoThat is indeed what US and Western European media have been repeating for decades. It doesn’t necessarily match the people’s experience.
- FactolSarin 7y agoEmpirically, there are plenty of democratic socialist countries
- umanwizard 7y agoFor example?
- adwn 7y ago> Empirically, there are plenty of democratic socialist countries Capitalism + regulation + social safety net != socialism.
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