Mexico? maybe
So, is this what Socialism with Chinese characteristics looks like?
Samuel Morris
Jayden Sanders
China has massive income inequality. It is not a socialist state.
Ian Brown
Imperialism is good for those who do it, who could have guessed?
David Moore
Archived for posterity.
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Owen Gutierrez
Nope
chinaworker.info
freedomnews.org.uk
Post-Mao China is revisionist to the fucking core.
Michael Butler
Oh I'm sure that the country where every bookstore has a complete Marxism section is against young people reading Marxist texts. Really believable.
Ryder Ross
The US government denounces racism left and right. I'm guessing racism in the US has been solved.
I was pointing out that user was wrong. Marxists in China do get arrested, and they get arrested for being Marxists, and hosting, oh so terrible, reading groups for Marxist literature! And yes, it totally is believable that a country that treats its workers like shit would repress radical discontent
Joshua Miller
No, they were obviously arrested for organizing against the CPC. Whether or not you think it's justified to organize against the CPC is a separate question, but the CPC undeniably promotes being Marxist and reading Marxist texts.
Dominic Roberts
stop spreading ⛏️rotskyite and counter revolutionary propaganda. Those "reading groups" that are getting raided by the chinese police are the left opportunist MCPC wich goal is to dismantle the socialist state. This isn'T anything new the GDR had the KPD/ML wich also opted to destroy the socialist state because they also viewed is as a state capitalist country. So when the GDR cracked down on them they saw themselves as victims to the brutal capitalist regime and ⛏️rotskyists looove to spread this narrative China is spreading Marxist literature and Xi Jinping is encouraging and mandating courses in marxism for every high ranking party official, over 2000, journalists and in everyday life of the people. Stop spreading counter revolutionary propaganda.
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Gabriel Watson
there's a strong difference between what the government allows and what a civilization's social norms are.