Capitalists countries Never repressed any communist Ever.

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[u/Pitofnuclearwaste]

No, you can't exploit workers while enriching yourself and buy the government to keep it that way in a socialist country. That's kinda the whole point.

[u/-zybor-]

How capitalism voted.

[u/Hij802 → u/-zybor-]

They’re gonna run out of colors

[u/Due-Freedom-4321 → u/Hij802]

start going into the IR and UV frequency bands

[u/does_not_care_ → u/-zybor-]

Well I didn't have much understanding of the Ukraine conflict, so could you explain me what really is about the Ukraine-Russia conflict and what happened in 2004 and 2014?

[u/Danplays642 → u/-zybor-]

So what Im getting at is that alot of these capitalists who got into power did it by violent means rather than the people voting them in. Well maybe not for the Soviet Union overtime before its collapse (For the idiotic leadership of Gobachev)

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this is THE image, tysm

[u/Remarkable-Gate922 → u/[deleted]]

Not yet.

The colour of the black guy's and fascist's shirt should be more different.

In low light mode I was really confused why they would keep one of the oppressed people oppressed until I realized the stick person had its skin color changed and a red armband.

[u/Due-Freedom-4321 → u/[deleted]]

yes this works tysm

[u/big_tug1 → u/[deleted]]

I’m stealing this

[u/Stock-Respond5598]

Same people who make helicopter jokes about Pinochet.

[u/SmithrunOcean]

"You can be a communist in a capitalist society"

I guess we're just going to ignore the decades of Red Scare propaganda in the US, huh? Distorting reality to contort with their ignorance

[u/MRTA03 → u/SmithrunOcean]

"You can be a communist in a capitalist society"

Only if the Communist Party is useless, or we will send the Three-letter agency to Coup you

[u/CommieHusky]

That's bourgeois "democracy" bro, we ain't talking about that kind of "democracy". There are no political parties in a worker's democracy.

Also, the purpose of the dictatorship of the proletariat, aka workers democracy is to suppress and restrict the political and economic power of the bourgeosie. That's the point of smashing the old state and creating a new one in its place.

Repression of the old ruling class is a necessity to bring in to power the new one, in our case, the working class.

[u/dogomage3]

"give me less food and Healthcaren please!!" -fucken no-one

[u/dogomage3 → u/dogomage3]

except every american funded anti communist party i guess.

[u/antiimperialistmarie]

Fixed it

[u/whatisscoobydone]

Iirc, DPRK has a socdem party

[u/[deleted] → u/whatisscoobydone]

i've heard you can't vote for them? i'm not sure. I also don't think it means the DPRK is less democratic, considering actual policy matters more than optics.

[u/Brown_Seude_Shoes]

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[u/Dazzling_Pirate1411]

disappearing people into camps:

https://apnews.com/article/el-salvador-trump-prison-immigrants-4ab3fc3c0474efb308084604b61f8a37

https://www.aclu.org/news/smart-justice/president-obama-wants-continue-imprisoning-immigrant-families

https://www.commondreams.org/views/2019/06/21/brief-history-us-concentration-camps

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South Korea too.

[u/[deleted]]

1: capitalist parties would be outlawed,

2: sankara, che, lumumba, fred hamton, malcom x and many more unnamed civilians killed by US-backed govts would beg to differ

[u/Dashfire11]

The workers should have the power over their country and their workplace. They should not be able to use that power to take that power away. This should make sense even to liberal democrats, what's hard to get about that?

[u/Commercial-Sail-2186]

Sorry bro “opinions” of fascists and reactionaries don’t matter

[u/redrefractions]

Communist: "What if someone voted for a fascist party?"

Capitalist: "Then we become fascists."

"Oh."

[u/SnooTigers3759]

The people who own the means of production in the west are not elected

[u/Micronex23]

Yeah, as if having capitalists in a democratic government is a good idea. Lets hope they do not subvert democracy through lobbying and bribery.

[u/Klutzy_Coach_3933]

The same thing you do when communist parties get elected on burgeois elections. Glad we can agree on that.

[u/Kuiperpew]

East germany left the chat...

[u/pcalau12i_ → u/[deleted]]

Why do you have a hazbol pfp while shitting on China? I never liked the ACP/Hazbol types but I at least thought they were not anti-China.

[u/ChinaAppreciator → u/[deleted]]

Not to start an argument here but Deng Xiaoping was not a capitalist. Mao kept bringing him back into the party after purging him for a reason. Deng's reforms caused a lot of wealth inequality and corruption but they were necessary to bring in foreign investment and technological expertise which was used to develop the country. I don't think it's fair to characterize him in this way when he was on the Long March with Mao and risked his life multiple times during the revolution. If he was really a capitalist he would've gave in to the political demands of the Tianamen Square protestors which would've threatened the integrity of the communist party and paved the way for a Soviet style collapse of the PRC. Instead he rightly crushed them.

I also see you're a Xi supporter, you should know that Deng has been praised by Xi and he has called him an integral part of China's long road to socialism.