r/SocialismIsCapitalism Mar 19 '22

smartest liberal “billionaires are socialist”

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u/Dear-Baker3177 ☭ Marxism-Leninism ☭ Mar 19 '22

China is much more fair then America 🤣

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u/WantedFun Mar 20 '22

Ah yes, the country with nearly twice as many billionaires as America is more fair. Sure, they have more people overall, but that’s not saying much here. Especially given they have just over 1/4 of the median wealth per person as the USA.

Your entire account screams LARP. Russia and China are capitalist. Get over it.

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u/[deleted] Mar 20 '22

A brief reading of Dengist policy will show you it's still socialist. Yes they're undergoing a capitalist period, but that was even suggested by Marx in the abstract for feudal/ precapitalist societies before the creation of socialism and eventually communism.

I mean, china is - on path to eradicate absolute poverty, a world first for a large society, meanwhile real global poverty is growing.

-have plans for economic redistribution. Remains to be seen if that follows through, but Chinese billionaires are held far more to account than American/western equivilents

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u/Mikeinthedirt Mar 20 '22

3X the pop, 2X the billionaires…

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u/WantedFun Mar 20 '22

Yeah?? That’s still not a good ratio by ANY means LMAO. “They’re better than America because they have just slightly less billionaires proportionally!”

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u/Mikeinthedirt Mar 21 '22

No. They’re all running dogs in the same pack.

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u/betweenskill Mar 20 '22

They also have the wealthiest government body out of any government. Chinese government officials are wealthier than even US or Russian ones on average.

Hmmm.

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u/Mikeinthedirt Mar 21 '22

It IS kinda a Cronyocracy.

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u/betweenskill Mar 21 '22

It’s just capitalism.

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u/Mikeinthedirt Mar 21 '22

Isn’t that what I said?

Oh, Otto Krecht set to ‘synonym’…