Comments by "adamnesico" (@adamnesico) on "Explaining the Borders of the 22nd Century" video.

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  18.  @person-yu8cu  Needed industrialisation ofr result in socialism? I dont see the relation, both full control of scoiety by state and socialization of lands can be done without industry. I see more like industrialisation is needed for power, the supreme value that the star of the banner symbolises. Yes, there are bureaucrats in capitalism, but they dont monopoliz the power like in comunism. No, if you own something, you can chose what to do with it. In communism choices are done by the high members of the party, they command people what to do. So they own the entire country. They are the biggest monopoly. At least in theory, I know that private companys existed too in URSS. Commanding anyone what to do, they dont need taxes. Come on guy, you started nice, dont lie me, money is used for bribe in comunism by the groups of power, corruption exist too. One can wonder too if unchecked absolutit power is other kind of corruption. Too see how comunist China made a campaign against corruption, showing that it exist. And the campaign worked, or at least thats what the earnings of Macaos casinos ddropped while Chinas economy was still well. Corrupts like to gamble. Yes, the small fish is eaten by the big anywhere, I find sad that socialism is suposed to protect the small farmers but in the end it doesnt. And in Netherlands, one of the paradises of capitalism, small farmers prosper. So its more in the culture of each than in each system. Problem is both Russia and USA are empires, and problem of empires s that big size enables the development of big oligarchs that abuse their power. Best countries in the world tend to be small ones. Has anyone has found a solution to the corruption inherent to the accumuation of power in oligarchys that happen in great countries? Yes, capitalism and comunism tend to share problems, as I said, they share the same base values.
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