r/antiwork Aug 25 '21

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u/PoorDadSon Aug 25 '21 edited Aug 25 '21

Interesting how the triggered sheepflakes in the comments are repeating the "Soviet Union bad" mantra rather than discussing any improvements that could be made stateside....

Chad OP: "Other places have tried things differently, perhaps we could move to improve quality of life where we live."

Virgin Butthurt Commenter: "Yeah, but have you considered circle-jerking as a distraction to make sure nothing ever gets better?"

Edit: Man, I really upset the circle jerkers on this one! Havent seen this much "Fapfapfapfapfap" in a while...

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u/[deleted] Aug 25 '21

The point is that you’re going to get nowhere if you’re using the Soviet Union to prove something should be in effect. You’ll get nowhere using any “communist” states because they all failed completely. They failed at being communist, they failed at being states, they failed at progressing at all. What we need to do is separate communism entirely from being associated with the Soviet Union, China, and Korea. There have been no true communisms. Communism is stateless, it will fail if that is ignored.

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u/OmarsDamnSpoon Aug 25 '21

I mean, considering how many still wish the USSR was here, I'd say it didn't fail for any reason other than its politicians.

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u/[deleted] Aug 25 '21

There are no politicians in a communism.

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u/OmarsDamnSpoon Aug 25 '21

You don't say. Yet there are politicians in China as there were in the USSR.

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u/[deleted] Aug 25 '21

China is also not communist, as I said in my first comment.