Enjoy communism (III) rats eating dead people and people eating rats in NK

[uneng]

Those who lived the horror of communism are fine with a capitalist society with all its flaws, so they can finally stay away from the bloody leftist policies that led to the hell they were used to, while those who lived the prosperity of capitalism seem to not be thankful for what they had, so they keep desiring the romantic communist utopia with the promise this time it will be different.

The situations you were exposed during your childhood and adolescence will reflect on your behavior and your perspective regards the world in the present time. Imperfections of capitalist societies lead many people, especially in the western society, to think the world promised by the left wing is the solution. However, doesn't matter how bad your capitalist country is right now, it could be much worse if it were under a communist regime, or maybe it's already transmuting into a communist regime and you haven't even noticed yet.

Communist ideology can never thrive, because it's the ideology of the envious and the frustrated that have to abuse power and other people to feed his ego. Actually it's really similar to Hitler, no? Maybe that is because his ideology and the communist one had their origins in the same roots...

[DrBeer]

Nagorno-Karabakh (NK) is another "excellent" example of how Russia is building "enclaves" around itself for regional destabilization, using any methods and means. Likewise, the conflict in NK is a classic composition provoked and played out by the Kremlin "comrades". And if not for Turkey's help to Azerbaijan, this abscess would have hindered the development of both Azerbaijan and Armenia for many decades. And if you carefully watched the development of the liberation operation of Azerbaijan, then you could not help but notice, at the initial stages, the hyperactivity of Russia, in an attempt to make efforts and leave this "cloaca" in the state in which it was in order to further manipulate the region. But, as soon as Russia realized that Turkey is on the side of Azerbaijan, and Turkey will not "express deep concern," in case of failure), Russia immediately understood where its place was, and the whine crawled to the side ...

If we go back to the history of the last 30 years, then Russia has produced a lot of cesspools such as NK: in Moldova - the Pridnestrovian Moldavian Republic (local separatists with the support of the Russian army, scenario, management and participation of the Kremlin), in Georgia - Abkhazia (local separatists with the support of army of the Russian Federation, began with a provocation from the Russian Federation), Ukraine - Donetsk People's Republic and Lugansk People's Republic - local separatists, scenario, support, funding, management and direct participation of the Russian army). And everywhere that the hand of Russia touched, from the flourishing regions there were medieval cesspools, with no prospects, and complete degradation ... Real sectors of the economy, industry were destroyed and destroyed, more or less valuable enterprises were exported to Russia! For example, from Ukraine to the territory of the Russian Federation, from the temporarily occupied territory in the east, in 2014-2017 more than 35 enterprises and factories were exported !!!

[eaLiTy]

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Let us not forget. There has not been a single communist regime, not one that did not work, but one that did not starve to death and repress its population.

I would like to state that you did not mention one country that followed real communism because real communism is really different than the countries you mentioned because you are mixing socialism which is not pure communism and authoritarian regime like they have in North Korea.

Coming to Cuba, under Fidel Castro it was a much better rule and they focused on education and at one point the literacy rates were much higher than some of the developed countries and their health care system was great and lastly i am coming from a state which is ruled by Communist Party of India (Marxist) and the development is evident as our state is usually rated number one in terms of education and other social economic benchmarks.

Since you are talking about communism, Now coming to New Zealand, Jacinda Ardern is the prime minister from Labour Party which is a left wing political party. If you have any debates regarding this we can continue  .

[Sithara007]

I would like to state that you did not mention one country that followed real communism because real communism is really different than the countries you mentioned because you are mixing socialism which is not pure communism and authoritarian regime like they have in North Korea.

Coming to Cuba, under Fidel Castro it was a much better rule and they focused on education and at one point the literacy rates were much higher than some of the developed countries and their health care system was great and lastly i am coming from a state which is ruled by Communist Party of India (Marxist) and the development is evident as our state is usually rated number one in terms of education and other social economic benchmarks.

Since you are talking about communism, Now coming to New Zealand, Jacinda Ardern is the prime minister from Labour Party which is a left wing political party. If you have any debates regarding this we can continue  .

LOL... It is funny that now Communists believe that Jacinda Ardern is one of them. The New Zealand Labour Party is "left-wing" in a relative sense. By no means they are closer to the communists. They support capitalism and have taken strong stance against communist/socialist policies. If you classify parties such as the NZLP as communist, then even the United States can be said to be ruled by the Communist Party. Because Joe Biden is from the Democrat party, which is far more left-wing when compared to the NZLP. Don't try to paint successful capitalist economies as success of communism. "Real" communist countries are Cuba, Venezuela, North Korea.etc.

[DrBeer]

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Coming to Cuba, under Fidel Castro it was a much better rule and they focused on education and at one point the literacy rates were much higher than some of the developed countries and their health care system was great and lastly i am coming from a state which is ruled by Communist Party of India (Marxist) and the development is evident as our state is usually rated number one in terms of education and other social economic benchmarks.
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When you talk about "the achievements of Cuba under Fidel", do not be too lazy to read about what happened BEFORE Fidel! Most of what you consider to be Fidel's "merit" - it was all built and implemented before him! There is a lot of information about "before the Fidel period", do not be too lazy to read, you will be very surprised - there is about medicine and education, and a lot more about what was then destroyed or degraded to a primitive level.

A short excerpt:
“And finally, the economic indicators that speak for themselves: from 1950 to 1958, Cuba ranked second or third in Ibero-America in terms of income of the population. Despite its small area and population of only 6.5 million, in 1958 Cuba was far ahead of Latin American countries, as well as Spain, Portugal and Italy, ranking 29th among all world economies.

According to the International Labor Organization, in 1958, the unemployment rate in Cuba was one of the lowest in the world - 7.07 percent. Cuba ranked eighth in the world in terms of the average wage of workers (after the United States, Canada, Switzerland, Sweden, New Zealand, Norway and Denmark), and in terms of peasant income - seventh. "

[Kong Hey Pakboy]

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That's myy point, it's because men will always be evil and men won't ever want another to be better or equal to them, humanity is built on competition, it helped us survived but it's also our deadlock, we won't advance real fast with our current mentality.

The deadlock part has given me a different perspective to be honest, if you look at it, you can actually see that you're right, we always compete and it's always been a survival of the fittest ever since the dawn of time. I don't necessarily agree that men are inherently evil, probably a mixture of parenting, morals introduced and attitude could influence them but I don't think that no one is born a bad seed.