• Haus@kbin.social
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    1 year ago

    Basing your opinions on socialism on how Russia implemented it makes about as much sense as basing an opinion on Democracy on how Putin has implemented it.

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      1 year ago

      What? The guy subscribing to anti-white racism rhetoric would also be a raging fascist? Say it isn’t so.

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      1 year ago

      Yeah that’s me! Wow, you really took the time. Nice.

      LOL how is it racist? You do realise “Russian” is not a race, right?

      And how is it “nationalist”? Because it mentions a nationality?

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    1 year ago

    This is more accurate: Online discussion about capitalism

    People living in a third world capitalist country

    14-year-old white boy living in a Western country: I know more than you

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    1 year ago

    14 year old white girl

    Bravo they managed to also cram ageism and misogyny in the old “champagne socialism” meme. All in the single sentence.

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    Personally I find it going this way:

    • some person, who at least knows what socialism is, even if they’re not the most well-read in the subject,
    • some way better read one, but thinks state control of enterprises suffice and trusts the state way too much as long as it has hammers and sickles,
    • some capitalism fan, who thinks socialism is evil, and that constructon company CEOs are workers, but underpaid office workers are “elites”.

    Rarely you get a very well read one, who understands their stuff, or the old Soviet bloc ex-communist, who switched because the local far-right party started to be very concerned about “work morals”, and also think the construction company CEO is a worker and “against the elite”.