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  7.  @nicholaselich1661  Burkina Faso under Thomas Sankaras leadership. Brazil under President Lula. Bolivia under Evo Morales. Vietnam, who beat a world superpower in war and rebuilt their country and population after millions of people were slaughtered. The Soviet union, who went from a preindustrialized nation to a world superpower in a few decades, the most any country has progressed and modernized in that short of amount of time in human history. They had full employment, healthcare for everyone, a flourishing culture if music, philosophy and art. The defeated the Nazis losing half the country and it's infrastructure in the process (the equivalent to the United States losing the entire east coast and most of the middle of the country) and they still managed to rebuild and win the space race. There are dozens more examples, from Socialists in Austria solving their homelessness problem, to Cuba achieving nearly zero percent homelessness and having better access to healthcare and a lower infant mortality rate than the United States, all while being under their thumb. Communism has worked to improve the lives of people everywhere it's been tried, it outperforms capitalism in every standard of living, it's scientifically proven to be a better system. The fact that communism, or more accurately, socialism improves the lives of people is understood by Capitalist countries like the United States. That's why they spend trillions trying to undermine any communist country through economic warfare, or support coups of violent dictatorships that will be American puppets, or fund right wing death squads that round up and kill people, or simply try to assassinate their leaders. You know the CIA has openly admitted to interfering in Democratic elections in Latin America over 50 times and the tried and failed to assassinate Fidel Castro over 600 times? If communism didn't work and magically failed on its own then they wouldn't waste billions of dollars trying to stop it from continuing to work.
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  23.  @FraterL  Everyone flocks to the United States because it has better economic opportunities because the United States actively makes the rest of the world worse. It has nothing to do with the United States being a democratic land of freedom. More people have Left the United States in the past few years than entered it anyway, this narrative that everyone is flocking to the United States simply isn't accurate. Tell me what aspects of your life you have democratic control over? You get to vote for a new corporate mascot to serve the will of corporations and not fix anything in the country every four years, that isn't democracy. It's the illusion of democracy. You have no control over almost any aspect of your lives, corporate lobbyists have more influence over what laws get written and passed than you do. You don't have any control over your life at work, Capitalist businesses are by design tyrannys that are controlled by the boss, owner or board of directors. You have no control over how much you pay for healthcare and insurance, corporations charge you as much as they like, what else are you going to do, die? Capitalism is tyranny, it's the opposite of democracy and freedom. Capitalism only provides freedom for the rich, and there are still millions of people who believe they can go to America and become rich through hard work alone but it isn't true. Just because millions of people believe something doesn't mean it's true. Everyone used to believe the world was flat, but it never was. Capitalism is a terrible system and more people are waking up to that fact.
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  35.  @mikestokes8140  Full employment. Access to healthcare for all workers. When workers produced surplus to requirements they got more free time, so instead of slaving away for a wage and all the profits go to the owner, profits were more fairly distributed amongst workers and they were actually rewarded for hard work with paid time off. Compare that to Capitalism where you get paid the same and work long hours no matter how hard you work, and all surplus goods are just converted into profits for the owners pockets or are destroyed if they can't be solved. I understand that you think Capitalism is the superior system, I did too, we all have that drilled into our heads our entire lives. But it just isn't true. The only reason you believe capitalism is better is because you don't know anything about the benefits of socialism and those in power work very hard to make sure you know all the bad in a socialist system (even outright lying about it) while downplaying the flaws of capitalism, or just lying about it. You really should look into it more. The CIA has spent trillions of taxpayers money on destabilizing any country that implements left wing policies to try and improve people's lives. So not only do things keep getting worse for the working class in America, their tax dollars are being spent making people's lives worse in other countries so the taxpayers don't question the system they have no power in. Socialism is a better system, it's more democratic, sustainable and stable.
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  47.  @soyboylegends7832  The point is that capitalism provides mind numbing, repetitive unfulfilling work, that doesn't even pay very well, usually just enough to be able to afford to live. Under communism not only could we work less hours, fewer days a week, we could be paid more for our work and have some say in how we do our job, some control over how it's done, it can made more fulfilling. Working 30 hours a week in an Amazon factory still won't be the best job, but if pays you enough to be able to live comfortably, pay for all your food, enjoy your free time and go on holiday every year, plus being able to take bathroom breaks without being punished or losing compensation, well it would be a lot better than the current way we do things. Amazon's workers won't ever be able to live decent lives with dignity so long as all the profits are going into Jeff Bezos pocket and his executives bonuses. The factory workers do the actual hard work, the company would be nothing without them. Amazon should be nationalized and integrated into the post office, all employees should be paid more than a living wage and work 4 days a week for less hours. Studies have shown that working less for shorter amounts of time is better for worker productivity and efficiency, as well as overall job satisfaction and well being. There are better ways to organize our means of production and distribution, we should try them and build a more democratic egalitarian future that provides a good life for all human beings, not just the 1%.
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