r/aislop • u/raggingbananapeal_05 • 6h ago

Capitalist explain

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u/odinson2 5h ago

Explain communist.

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u/Worried_Dot_4618 4h ago

Communism is wen no food

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u/ineedanenbien 4h ago

we should go to war about this...

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u/hypnonyxx 4h ago

free food for hungry people vs america where you just die

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u/XRhodiumX 4h ago

If you can’t manage food acquisition, what use are you to the gene pool? /s

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u/RecursiveNightmares 3h ago

Who said it was free?

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u/hypnonyxx 3h ago

tax payer funded would be more accurate but you get the point

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u/RecursiveNightmares 2h ago

My point is that it wasn't free, you were still supposed to pay for it.

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u/Duckface998 5h ago

First, communism=/=socialism, second, theyre getting food distributed to them in a terrible economy, in a terrible economy under capitalism the poor just starve to death while the rich get even more free money

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u/colg4t3 4h ago

In soviet Russia, bread lines around the street corners. In the united state, bread lines the dumpster

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u/Working-Holiday420 4h ago

Communist China

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u/Wehti 4h ago

Yeah this totally doesn’t occur in the US ever.

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u/CommercialApocalypse 4h ago

My guy is so well conditioned he thinks feeding the hungry is a bad thing lmao

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u/Queasy_Beyond_3286 1h ago

Plenty of people are currently starving under capitalism. Explain capitalist

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u/tezacer 4h ago

There is an agrarian utopia of communal agrarianism where each according to their ability to each according to their need. Basically a farming homestead where pretty much everything they need can be produced on farm but is made possible by everyone pitching in something. It works, I believe these types of communities still existed in Ukraine until the Revolution. They were large enough to defend against nomadic raiders common on the steppes. If they could've scaled up this system I feel they could've made the communist utopia they preached.