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a dictatorship of the working class is not a dictatorship in a modern sense. it means the working class get to decide the flow of the economy, not a select few people like an oligarchy or fascism. nor is the society discriminatory as the workers united
This is why I think the far left is ridiculous. It’s a lot of the same things as fascism like “hey you can’t own anything since the state (the elite/the dictator) owns everything”
-17 upvote, 68 comments. Sidechat image post by Anonymous in US Politics. "This is why I think the far left is ridiculous. It’s a lot of the same things as fascism like “hey you can’t own anything since the state (the elite/the dictator)  owns everything”"
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Anonymous 1d

the reason you get your guns back on the left is because leftists understand that voting only gets you so far. if the system is designed to benefit those who do insider trading and take bribes, then someone who doesn’t do those things isn’t going to make it far. you can elect people who say they won’t take bribes, but at the end of the day politics is a career, not a service. even if they produce a bill banning lobbying, those who are being lobbied will obviously vote against it.

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Anonymous 1d

Tell me how that’s worked out in USSR, China, Cuba, etc

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Anonymous replying to -> OP 1d

Then don’t have a system that encourages insider trading and bribes??? That’s a right-centered system Evidence: we have guns in America and a lot of insider trading and bribery. Lots of other developing countries have way more open corruption too

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Anonymous replying to -> OP 1d

violence isn’t the answer, but sometimes it is necessary. and that’s why the left gives you guns back. not because they have some weird power fantasy of overthrowing a government or they are using those weapons to threaten the weak like the right does.

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Anonymous replying to -> #1 1d

tell me how the sanctions and embargo’s the united states placed on those states didn’t cripple their economy and prevent them from progressing faster. before cuba’s literacy campaign, illiteracy in urban areas was at 11% and rural at 41.7%. by 1962, illiteracy was down to 4%, trumping even states like louisiana at 6.2%.

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Anonymous replying to -> #1 1d

so, one of the goals of leftism? get rid of bribery and insider trading? i thought maybe years of hearing leftists say “the billionaires rule society” would have hinted at that

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