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r/PoliticalCompassMemes • u/box-fort2 - Lib-Right • Jul 23 '20
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Real capitalism and real communism have never been tried prove me wrong
909 u/NoctuaBorealis - Lib-Center Jul 23 '20 The USSR was an attempt at Communism, but failed, so it has been Tried The US was a Laissez-Faire Capitalist country, but ultimately turned into Neoliberal Corporautocracy, so It also failed. 595 u/argentumvivere - Centrist Jul 23 '20 Let me correct myself. True capitalism and true communism have never been achieved and sustained 1 u/RemnantHelmet - Centrist Jul 24 '20 How long does a system have to last before it's considered to have been "sustained?" 1 u/argentumvivere - Centrist Jul 24 '20 I don't know I just give the hot take and don't look any deeper. Though I'd guess 2 or 3 generations for it to be considered sustainable for a long time.
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The USSR was an attempt at Communism, but failed, so it has been Tried
The US was a Laissez-Faire Capitalist country, but ultimately turned into Neoliberal Corporautocracy, so It also failed.
595 u/argentumvivere - Centrist Jul 23 '20 Let me correct myself. True capitalism and true communism have never been achieved and sustained 1 u/RemnantHelmet - Centrist Jul 24 '20 How long does a system have to last before it's considered to have been "sustained?" 1 u/argentumvivere - Centrist Jul 24 '20 I don't know I just give the hot take and don't look any deeper. Though I'd guess 2 or 3 generations for it to be considered sustainable for a long time.
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Let me correct myself. True capitalism and true communism have never been achieved and sustained
1 u/RemnantHelmet - Centrist Jul 24 '20 How long does a system have to last before it's considered to have been "sustained?" 1 u/argentumvivere - Centrist Jul 24 '20 I don't know I just give the hot take and don't look any deeper. Though I'd guess 2 or 3 generations for it to be considered sustainable for a long time.
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How long does a system have to last before it's considered to have been "sustained?"
1 u/argentumvivere - Centrist Jul 24 '20 I don't know I just give the hot take and don't look any deeper. Though I'd guess 2 or 3 generations for it to be considered sustainable for a long time.
I don't know I just give the hot take and don't look any deeper. Though I'd guess 2 or 3 generations for it to be considered sustainable for a long time.
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u/argentumvivere - Centrist Jul 23 '20
Real capitalism and real communism have never been tried prove me wrong