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Communism looks like exploited people stripped of their history and culture in gulag building useless inefficient projects.
by ponector 1y ago
Communism looks like exploited people stripped of their history and culture in gulag building useless inefficient projects.
- bdangubic 1y agoYou should take a look at how capitalism works, I’d start with like USA, see how many kids go to bed hungry, have no health insurance, etc. then I’d go to like inner City Philly or Chicago, then South to like Jackson Mississippi, check out how great all that shit is :)
- ponector 1y agoOr you can go to Zurich, take a look how capitalism looks there. And go check how socialism in North Korea works. People are people, top rich minority always finds ways to exploit poor majority under any system.
- bdangubic 1y agoSwitzerland …. Switzerland has mandatory universal health insurance where everyone must purchase basic coverage. The government provides premium reduction subsidies for lower-income individuals and families to ensure affordability. The unemployment insurance system provides benefits for up to 400 days (about 18 months) for those who lose their jobs, with the amount based on previous earnings. There are also programs for job retraining and placement assistance. Switzerland’s public pension system that provides retirement benefits starting at age 64 for women and 65 for men. It also includes survivor benefits for spouses and children. Comprehensive coverage for people with disabilities, including rehabilitation services, vocational training, and financial support for those unable to work. Monthly child allowances are provided to families for each child until age 16 (or 25 if in education or training). Additional birth and adoption allowances are also available. Social Assistance via means-tested program that provides financial support for basic living needs when other social insurance benefits are insufficient. This serves as the ultimate safety net. Mandatory coverage for all employees that covers medical costs and income replacement for work-related and non-work-related accidents. Paid maternity leave for 14 weeks at 80% of salary, along with job protection during this period. Switzerland’s system is notable for combining mandatory insurance schemes with income-based contributions and government subsidies to ensure broad coverage while maintaining work incentives. So maybe not mention Switzerland… Any of the examples would be called “far-left” (or worse) in the US of A
- refurb 1y agoNow compare the poor in North Korea to the “poor” in Switzerland.
- bdangubic 1y agoSwitzerland - no, America - 100% If I had to choose between being poor in America or being poor in North Korea I'd choose NK every day of the week and twice on Sunday
- saubeidl 1y agoThat's soviet communism. Yugoslav communism looked like people with high standards of living and the strongest passports in the world, free to travel wherever they wanted and celebrating their history.
- nec4b 1y ago>> Yugoslav communism looked like people with high standards of living You're just making things up as you go, aren't you? More then a million Yugoslavs left the country as "Gastarbeiters" to be able to feed themselves and their families. Inflation was high and people had to convert their salaries into German marks the same day they got pay checks, otherwise the money was worthless the next day. Basic goods were unattainable. People had to smuggle coffee, bananas and jeans across the border. Of course if you were a part of the red nobility, your life was easier as you got access to special stores and got to enjoy the fruits of the labor of your fellow equals.
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