Does Cuba, Vietnam, or Laos have any chance of implementing communism?
What societies are closest to implementing communism?
Does Cuba, Vietnam, or Laos have any chance of implementing communism?
Elijah Moore
Hunter Wright
>communism
No because communism mean the end of nation-state.
You mean socialism, and I'd say Cuba is the best example of socialism nowadays.
Nolan Reyes
Venezuela
Soon it will become so poor that there will be no private property.
Gavin Miller
I believe the Vietnamese have enough of "actual" communism. Lao is dependent on the former.
Cuba is currently switching to capitalism.
Austin Cox
Funny how people that actually have to endure communism (or socialism, whatever, fucking pedant kids, I swear to God) want to get out ASAP.
Adam King
I mean communism. Is there any chance of the Cuban government abolishing the state and all hierarchy?
Lucas Gomez
People want to get out of poor countries regardless of economic system. Mexico is capitalist as fuck, for instance.
Socialism tends to be more popular in poor countries because well-fed proles tend to be less interested in changing the status quo.
Aaron Reed
Actually, no. Socialism is more popular among upper and middle-class university students.
Poor people vote for socialists because of the gibs me dats, but in their own private lives they go from not giving a shit to being conservative, religious, and all kinds of -phobic.
Jordan Reed
>Cuba is currently switching to capitalism.
No
Jose Garcia
The people who shill for socialism definitely of deserve to live in a tyrannical socialist shithole. Too bad they want to drag everyone else with them.
Thomas Gomez
>Poor people vote for socialists because of the gibs me dats
>If you want workers to democratically own the means of production you are a lazy cunt who wants to profit from other people's work
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Jayden Flores
Cuba is undergoing a somewhat Perestroika/Glasnost situation. Laos idk much about but Vietnam is so not communist. In the globalised world we live in Vietnam experiences corruption and inequality, which communist cunts keep forgetting. You cant erase greed.
Angel Nelson
>Oh, look! The people are starving. Call the army on them!
Just another day at the socialist utopia
Noah Phillips
But it is. Unless you're implying that all the McDonalds opening up will be owned by the government instead of the company.
Brody Diaz
Capitalism isn't Mcdonalds and private property.
You meant to say that Cuba is liberalizing its economy.
Mason Carter
>Captalism isn't private property
Landon Campbell
>Not true capitalism!
>Capitalism has never been tried!
Chase Diaz
Communism isn't an ideology?
Luis Myers
Capitalism is the most gibsmedat ideology imaginable
Carson Lopez
Chomsky never endorsed the Khmer Rouge you dumb shit
Daniel Wood
How far has Belarus drifted from the Soviet system?
Landon James
No
Without a state Cuba would be swollen by the evils of our world, but still Cuba is a based country.
Jaxon Kelly
>Does Cuba, Vietnam, or Laos have any chance of implementing communism?
No
>What societies are closest to implementing communism?
None, by the looks of it. For some reason once people lose their initial revolutionary fervor they don't want to radically reorganize society again. Societies and power hierarchies, like prices, are sticky. There can only be a French Revolution that offers everything up for criticism and change at special times and places.
Since Cuba et al have not pushed far enough to have workers owning the means of production locally they are not likely to start now.
Also no modern country around can maintain a modern standard of living and be completely economically self sufficient. In a world that is overwhelming capitalist and violently hostile to worker ownership over private ownership this means brutal economic siege the closer you get to "communism" via a breakdown of trade and investment. iPhones can't be produced without access to rare mineral mines in places like Africa for example. There really needs to be more than one country, including a world power level one, revolting at once to keep a good friendly trade network alive.
Thomas Hughes
Belarus and the People's Republic of Luchansk are essentially Marxist-Leninist
Dominic Moore
>Since Cuba et al have not pushed far enough to have workers owning the means of production locally they are not likely to start now.
Is not that easy legit initiatives for workers to own the means of production like Yugoslavia and Catalonia were crushed with no mercy.