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Nothing like a country crumbling under the interests of its most powerful corporations to make one at least consider the viability of Marxist-Leninism. I defini
by orthecreedence 5y ago
Nothing like a country crumbling under the interests of its most powerful corporations to make one at least consider the viability of Marxist-Leninism. I definitely lean a lot more libertarian than most MLs, but when it comes to an existential crisis, I'll probably take survival over my personal freedoms.
I am interested to see where China ends up in the next few decades. They promise socialism (as in, a socialist mode of production) by 2050. I wish them success, and in the meantime, maybe they can lead the charge on not being complete morons when it comes to energy generation.
- nebula8804 5y agoI don't see how they can overcome the population bomb that is coming for them in 10-20 years. The US is able to make up for its deficiencies via immigration(well kinda sorta and for now at least). That is not happening in China, no way.