Comments by "kobe mop" (@kobemop) on "Talking w/ Richard Wolff: The Controversial Questions (China, Revolution, Markets and more!)" video.

  1. richard wolff is very polite and has nuanced takes, unlike those breadtoobers, doesnt yell or call hakim "you're a red fash authoritarian genocide denier"
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  2. canceled by voosh, radlibs, and breadtubers
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  3.  @FWAKWAKKA  well yeah hakim and wolff are both marxists. wolff is focused more on coops though. obviously worker coops have their major place under socialism.
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  4.  @DrBGMI77  and does wolff bash socialist states like vaush? lol no.
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  5.  @hhhahahhhahha  you don't get it
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  6.  @DrBGMI77  but however professor wolff is more sympathetic towards socialist states than vaush, that's a major difference.
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  7. there's already a major difference between them. one of them doesn't bash aes states heavily, like you know who, and has already praised china few times for their efforts, and economic growth during the pandemic. also, well wolff isn't a big fan of joe biden and the dems, and criticizes them for maintaining the same system as the republicans.
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  8. thats more of ukraine and lithuania, they're right wing fascist states (you're desired societies), and are falling apart. fascists and neolibs always sell out their countries, it always seems like the communists help raise their countries up instead of you fools. youd cry in pain seeing a muslim walking across the streets in xinjiang or other muslim dominant regions in china. oh yeah and china has more minorities.
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  9. china is socialist and has taken in place of the ussr, without china dprk and cuba wouldve crumbled. china is an important nation for other socialist nations to have around, ultras, leftcoms and moronic maoists cant see through this nor understand this.
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  10. yes thats part of the reason why china is socialist
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  11. Hasan is more honest than Vaush, yes.
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  12. cuba and north korea would've crumbled without china, stfu, ultra.
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  13.  @ricardoramos4514  i didnt even say wolff supports those "socialist" states, ive only said "bash" 'ing (like what vaush does). vaush is more antagonistic. also unrelated if you watched his regular economic updates he does in fact praise china for their accomplishments, but vaush would just scream "red fash authoritarian genocide."
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  14. Huawei is a worker coop
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  15. what does this interview have to do with uyghurs? what about the rohingyas and the muslims getting bombed in the middle east?
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  16.  @user-jc8dh2fs6g  well yes its usually white racists that despise china
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  17.  @doel9485  Mashallah daddy Tammam replied to Naheed's reply.
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  18. oh no richard wolff is a red fash authoritarian genocide denier! guilt by association!
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  19. there are camps, but no genoicde.
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  20.  @inovakovsky  there has been terroristic activity coupled with wahhabism (an ideology that emerged from saudi arabia). the west would instead use the propaganda machine to help facilitate an opening for them to secure (or exploit) more resources under the guise of apathy and liberation. like as you know what they've already done in the middle east. also following through the west is using xianjiang and tibet (their separatist groups) to destabilize china. for china's case its a lot more complicated (it isn't based on settler colonialism like america and canada), they're doing this via through re-education and china acknowledges that they cannot get rid of anyone's religion, so it'd has to be reformed. if that were case of them wanting to eliminate the islamic religion, then they would've done that with the hui muslims.
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  21.  @inovakovsky  china is not imperialist... imperialism is a system centered around the surplus extraction of profits and resources. when trading china seeks to alleviate the country when trading with (to net win-win cooperation for future trades) whilst the west seeks to garner more from their end (taking more than what they need leaving the state/country underdeveloped, like much how what europe did to africa and asia). an example of state capitalism would be saudi arabia where they're utilizing the state to secure their own profits alongside the royal monarch family owning oil production. also the asian tiger countries are also another example of state capitalism.
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  22.  @1homelander179  if you want to be precise, china has a "socialist market economy" or you can it a "state market economy." of course as you know there's a broad definition towards socialism since it varies between worker ownership to state ownership in relation to the means of production and as well as how it functions via the mode of production. theres hardly ever a "pure" system, even there were markets under the ussr (all things should be considered on a spectrum), but of course not to the degree of what china has.
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  23. that is true. also have to factor in dialectical materialism, that some of these ultras fail to understand.
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  24. basically yeah, but however markets aren't entirely inherit to capitalism, it had existed within feudalism and can exist within socialism.
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  25. if they had more limitless capitalism, then they would resemble india more.
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  26.  @exu7325  lmao. prettymuch/10
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  27.  @Fusseliko  "In fact, Huawei is owned by our employees through an Employee Stock Ownership Program (ESOP) that has been in place since the beginning. No one can own a share without working at Huawei, and as of 2018 there were 96,768 shareholding employees. Our founder, Ren Zhengfei, owns a 1.14% stake in the company." ~ https://www.huawei.com/en/facts/question-answer/who-owns-huawei It's literally a coop, but a "private coop" to be precise. You've said "probably" so you weren't sure of it anyways. They've already mentioned several times of being a "coop." Anyways, profit sharing does fall under the worker coop category. Anyways, why the hell should janitors make the same decisions as programmers? It's common sense for things to be handled alone on a departmental level with different experts in each field. Also, there are nuances and things to be considered to be a on spectrum, everything is simply not just black and white. Huawei does lean more towards of being a "coop" than any other thing(s) else.
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  28. ​ @AnarchoPurp  so you're more concerned about the online left culture war than anything else? okay.
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