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<blockquote data-quote="zubenelgenubi" data-source="post: 4822304" data-attributes="member: 63706">Well, are they communist or not? Lol. Communism was killing them, they had to install state controlled capitalism just to survive. Didn&#039;t work as well for the russians. China survives with its hybrid socialist-capitalism because of slave labor and atrocious working conditions. No wonder you like China so much.Confession through projection.Well, is it capitalism or not? Lol. Wow. Cognitive dissonance on full display.I know, socialists (communists, neoliberalists, whatever you folks want to call yourselves to try to trick people into believing you have something new that works) have a hard time understanding reality. In reality, capitalism works so well that weak-minded people who would not have survived in less efficient economic conditions not only survive, but increase in numbers enough to start gnawing away at the foundations that allow free trade to work so well. Then, when their idiocy starts to have the predictable consequences on the market, they blame the very thing that allowed them to survive at all, and then take credit for all the great things that the system they are undermining is actually responsible for.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="zubenelgenubi, post: 4822304, member: 63706"] Well, are they communist or not? Lol. Communism was killing them, they had to install state controlled capitalism just to survive. Didn't work as well for the russians. China survives with its hybrid socialist-capitalism because of slave labor and atrocious working conditions. No wonder you like China so much. Confession through projection. Well, is it capitalism or not? Lol. Wow. Cognitive dissonance on full display. I know, socialists (communists, neoliberalists, whatever you folks want to call yourselves to try to trick people into believing you have something new that works) have a hard time understanding reality. In reality, capitalism works so well that weak-minded people who would not have survived in less efficient economic conditions not only survive, but increase in numbers enough to start gnawing away at the foundations that allow free trade to work so well. Then, when their idiocy starts to have the predictable consequences on the market, they blame the very thing that allowed them to survive at all, and then take credit for all the great things that the system they are undermining is actually responsible for. [/QUOTE]

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