Comments by "NotYourFox" (@notyourfox) on "Former Socialism's Faults" video.

@LastBrigadier So, in summary: Socialist/Communist countries: try to make things better, fail, kill millions, admit to their wrongdoings and rethink their methodology - No, not a chance, go away Early capitalism: tries to make things better (for itself), fails, kills millions, hardly admits to wrongdoings, but still reshapes itself somehow - Yes, that's what we need, give markets a second chance! new capitalism casually proceeds to do similar things calling it different names and covering it under a thicker veil
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@AlexandertheGlande Supply and demand is not bound to markets. "Communism will break the relation between supply and demand!" - said no one, never. However, it is expected, by definition, that for any possible levels of prioritized demand during a period of time, limited by the number of people with the excessive (in relation to a person's possible needs) upper boundary per person, there can be a supply of that in a short amount of time, consistent for the amount of time there is a demand. Communism doesn't try to escape from supply and demand, it uses technology to mitigate the drawbacks of increasing demand. And communism requires technological progress to exist and be stable. That's why socialism exists before communism.
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