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   by omgomgomg2 8y ago

   Sure, culture matters, but it’s small fish once money gets involved. The above are all economic questions with economic answers. Communism is not a political structure, but an economic and social structure. You are both thinking far too Am
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   by omgomgomg2 8y ago

   Money is a massively abstract commodity, and as such, monetary distribution is an abstract measure of potential commodities. In concrete terms, this has a highly contingent relationship to well-being. Collective wealth is, of course, subjec
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   by omgomgomg2 8y ago

   No! But it might mean that it doesn’t necessarily matter what the leading political ideology of the country is, rather the economic system enforcing it.