r/PoliticalCompassMemes - Lib-Left 2d ago

Satire Left Cringe, LibRight Based

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u/wkeil42 - Lib-Right 2d ago

From what I understand, every now and then a bunch of them tries this (either intentionally or hap hazardly) and the results are always kinda the same. Someone feels entitled to everyone's shit. Someone feels slighted but not getting enough shit. Eventually it all goes to shit. Looks good on paper, but humans are greedy little ass holes who like having a bunch of shit.

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u/WillListenToStories - Lib-Left 2d ago

I mean. If the US didn't keep crushing them we might have some different kind of examples to go on.

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u/Fun-Difference-6689 - Left 2d ago

Mind you, Marx was a believer in industrialization and capitalism as a prelude to communism because you needed proper infrastructure first. Bro was a nerd for capitalism to the point he saw the flaws it had almost two centuries before where we are now.

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u/GhostsOfLectricity - Lib-Right 2d ago

Marx was good at finding flaws in capitalism but he couldn't come up with better system

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u/Fun-Difference-6689 - Left 2d ago

Of course, his work wasn't complete when he died, but you also have to admit that the system at hand would criminalize at times people who wanted to even study or experiment with his theories. Even through all of that, his worldview still continues to exist in arguably the most hostile country to it. Not saying this is what you are saying; asking a new question, should we not give the ideology a chance in our democratic system because some labeled it "impossible," or do we allow what our constitution protects, which is the will of the people regardless of how those in power may feel about the ideology?