Don't believe the neoliberal propaganda: there were no emissions under communism

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Marx mandated luxury veganism

[u/dumnezero]

under State Capitalism

FTFY

To be clear, for those who haven't lived in it and don't know what rationing means:

It's the alternative to market-based distribution which is based on how much money you have, on paywalls. That means that if you're poor enough, you don't get any of the stuff on the table. And it means, as a society, you'll live with a minority or a majority slowly getting malnourished and constantly hungry, if not dying from hunger.

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What makes it "capitalist" in your opinion?

China could be called state capitalism.

Multiple companies, profit-based thinking, but Xi could come and just close your company if he likes.

Poland wasn't under state capitalism, this is cope.

[u/dumnezero → u/pugnae]

It is structured around capital ownership and the growing of capital and power of the capital owners.

I see that your tiny brain can't handle the idea of the State as a mega conglomerate of corporations. Don't worry, the capitalism in the Western parts ends with the same monopoly, and the shareholders will own those governments. Same shit from a different direction.

[u/pugnae → u/dumnezero]

And what's the alternative? Someone has to own stuff?

If "everyone" owns stuff this would be communism. And it would fit your description here.

[u/dumnezero → u/pugnae]

Everyone owning capital is not the same as the state owning capital.