Yes, we see a lot of advancements in North Korea, Laos or Kuba. Those are totally not one of the poorest ans most deprived nations in the world.

And yes, the fact Kim family abuses their citizens is totally EU’s and USA’s fault.

Yea, the countries you mentioned are one of the most advanced ones and one of the best places to live. I very much plan to move to one of those…

So far no one has built it to the level where money is useless. And the countries that have tried ultimately failed and usually returned to capitalism - for example India, Israel or pretty much most of Warsaw pact countries.

it’s time for you to find a better employer

Well, luckily we haven’t built communism so far, so we cannot surely know what the process is

That aged like milk lol

lol yes

As a someone whose country belonged to the western bloc, I can relate xD

Rather than “Democrats” you should put “US no matter what”

So you have just admitted it was worse. Thank you.

You are assuming that a country cannot improve its growth because of past and its success it determined purely by past events. By this logic, Greece would be the most advanced nation in the world because 3000 years ago they were powerful.

Then you write some bullshit that “supports” your idea.

By the way, this “theory” completely falls apart when you look at Germany. Before they were one state, then divided and after communism fell, they re-united. After the berlin wall fell, eastern part was in a far worse condition.

Well, these countries are still behind precisely because of communism. When communism fell, they were significantly behind. Now we are still behind countries like germany, france, england but at least we are getting closer to them.

Funnily enough, if you compare prices of goods relative to the wages, we are in a significantly better situation now than we were during previous regime…

And at what cost? 30 years after the regime was changed, these countries are still significantly behind those who were capitalist in pretty much every single aspect.

You are correct that homelessness way tackled but hunger not at all. Take a look at Romania during Soviet era…

So whilst one problem was solved, many, many new arose. We didn’t have oranges (and other foreign goods) , considering our wages, everything was super expensive and personal growth was pretty much impossible - unless you became a member of the communist party, of course.

Even 96 works but not officially

Unless you need fractional scaling

Just like for the past 70 years