China is making scientific breakthroughs on the moon while Americans think the Earth is flat

China is certainly not communist but it is also certainly not neoliberal

The only real pleasure I'll have in the coming years is watching America degenerate further and further into some nightmare circus land. I really want to see China crush and dominate America in all areas, and smugly laud their successes over them. I just want to see the amerilard butthurt as american exceptionalism is dead.

Amerifats on plebbit are so fucking mad about this it is hilarious. I think they are starting to realize that their empire is truly dying.

men of the future are truly going to look at our empire's culture as a site to behold.

The name of the ruling party of China is the Not Socialist Chinese Worker's Party

t. Engels

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The free market will fix this injustice any minute now.

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It's literally just a publicity stunt, no scientific breakthrough has been made. The Americans actually considered sending an Apollo mission to the far side but there wasn't anything there to justify the hassle.

countering western power with state capitalism=/= socialism.
The EU is technically at odds with American investment capital at this given moment, does this mean they are part of the anti-imperialist vanguard?
Any anti-imperialist struggle must inherently be anti-capitalist, similar to the social revolutions that brought an end to the first world war.
China is a capitalist power that is merely seeking to further its interests on the global stage, often at the expense of it's own citizens and the people of the third world
(nytimes.com/2018/06/25/world/asia/china-sri-lanka-port.html).

This is only your gay opinion.
also
kek

watch leftypol you brainlet youtube.com/watch?v=M-_mRC4lKTQ

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The source given was certainly not my opinion, nor is the reality of the investment of Chinese capital in the third world. China is capitalist at core, and I have yet to see anything going against this interpretation that does not rely on trusting the word of the CCP.

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Way to miss the point. If China can easily launch satellites then it can also send weapons and shit into space meaning that America's recent attempts at further militarizing space are probably for naught.

I was specifically talking about the alleged scientific implications, you brainlet. I wasn't trying to address the event comprehensively.

What is the point of going to the moon?

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They want to get to the moon, then get to Mars.

why

Moon base which can be used to build actual space ships instead of the tin foil shit we are forced to make on Earth.

Who fucking cares? Socialism is a dialectical process not an alchemic formula. The main drive force is the planned economy, China is socialist at the core and capitalist at the outskirts not matter how much propaganda you ingest. But of course the main issue -of life or death- for the CPC is to convince western kids that they are socialist, that's why they say what they say and all other bullshit.

Dick swinging and access to resources in the future.

You can't take personnel to the outer space

what would the benefits of space ships?

like what?

space comradeship obviously

China is state-capitalist at worst

so none?

Ships built on the moon could have heavier shielding and could be made of much stronger materials in general.

Ores and minerals, the exploration would also produce the technology needed to mine asteroids, which looking it up now is apparently much cheaper than doing it on Mars.

but that isn't possible yet

Yes, but that's why we need to do the things leading up to it so that the technology will one day exist.
For example, we could go to Mars and start mining, then we wouldn't have to worry about the ridiculous cost of getting materials and resources into space. It wouldn't be worth getting the resources back down to Earth, but it will be worth doing it for resources we want in space.

The technology has to be possible first

earth is closed system
we will run out of resources and far sooner than expected. The more we develop our space industry now than when we no longer have the means to do so, the longer we survive

Which parts are outside of possibility? It's just ridiculously expensive so the actual technology doesn't exist (as it would be unnecessary on Earth) but I'm not seeing much that couldn't be made.

Humans survived off only renewable resources for hundreds of thousands of years we can do it again

Well which parts are possible first?

Pretty much all of it I think, it's just not worth the shitloads of money it would cost. China could probably figure something out by having a nationalised industry for it but the free market won't bother for decades due to how niche the industry is and that the materials are currently cheaper on Earth (and will be for quite a while).

China may not be doing this to mine asteroids or Mars or whatever though, it's just a good way to announce that, politically, you're a big guy.

"Of course we could have done it! We just didn't have the money!" - capitalist

The industrial revolution also didn't happened for 4000 years.

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Imagine it happening in space, but raw materials and technology are bountiful. What if space is the place where a third industrial revolution happens, and that's when moving resources down to Earth becomes profitable?

Post more copes.

It wasn't possible to go the moon in 1960, but we figured out how to do it.
Technology progresses a lot faster when there is a clear goal and application. See also: the tech advances of WW2

I don't know if anyone is interested, but Kurzgesagt made a video about that tipe. First, build a moon base to assemble ships or mine, then you can use it as a space port, and the spaceships won't need to much fuel because the difference between gravity in space and earth is huge

when?

...

do you even need to ask at this point?

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The gains of the last 200 years are firmly built around finite resources, it's the core of human civilization as it currently exists, there are no renewable means to replace the resources we currently over consume and we're likely to begin facing shortages within our lifetimes

If you seriously think going to the far side of the Moon is a big deal you need to read a book.

it's just bots, I'd wager the vast majority of the posts on the news boards are done by bots.

China is hardly an anti-colonial power anymore. China has been free from western colonial influence since 1949, and has since developed neo-colonial projects of their own. There is no excuse for their continued capitalist policies.

In what way is their economy socialist? They have roughly the same level of public ownership as France, and their SOEs operate according to the profit motive. This means that the logic of capitalist exploitation underpins the operation of their entire economy and by extension their government. China is a capitalist power through and through.

reaching the moon is piss-easy but also china numbah one

Screenshots? Which subs are they seething in?

I like how the top rate is $250,000 when there are a lot of people making over $500k or over $1M that could contribute more, yet they are lumped into the same category as software developers in silicon valley.

"Socialism" is a state of affairs, Communism is the real movement to abolish the present state of things. This just shows you inexcusable illiteracy.
so was India until 2017
One could argue that the ruling apparatchik is "socialist" in spirit, bt the economy is simply not "socialist" by any metric.
Goddamn Marxist propaganda amirightlad
It's more to convince drooling brainlets like yourself that they are at all in the interests of the workers.
Get gud lad

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Burgers did this fifty years ago. Now their in the Kuiper Belt. When China does something that no one else has done before than their space program will be worth something.

Their is evidence for this, but China doing something America did fifty years ago isn’t.

Everyone can easily launch satellites these days.

Mining and shit, but that won’t happen for a few more decades. What China just did is try to imitate America.

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imagine believing this
Then it's a void of meaning word and nobody should give it any value whatsoever, like distribute political judgments with it. Only real brainlets fetishize words.
China is communist, thank God.
Argue how much you want
India is still a shithole, it's economic planning was in the interests of capital, not of the general interest, because is a capitalist country, unlike China, that is socialist.
ahah, epic xDD

LMAO

Whatever TYT

Pajeet shits on street while China build 10000 bullet trains a day.
Someone should ask themselves why.

I know it's hard, but try take a deep breath and say "politicians, even
those which are members of ruling party, doesn't sometimes speak the truth".

I'm farming for more copes right now.
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jesus christ this board is shit

good bait

multi-thread farming
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imagine being this guy

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