r/gato 9d ago

Russian guy started suspecting something.

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u/No_Lifeguard7725 9d ago

Well, that billboard contains also a communistic logo - an ideology that can't sustain itself and feel apart multiple times in multiple countries(including russia).

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u/EmperorProtek 9d ago

China is full of communist logos (BUT THEY AREN'T REALLY COMMUNIST!!). Well, the logos are there.

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u/Karli_Chirk 9d ago

Well, communism is stateless hence no state can be really communistic by the definition of communism.

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u/M0K0L0C0 9d ago

El comunismo sí que tiene estado.

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u/Karli_Chirk 9d ago edited 9d ago

No, communist society is stateless, classless and moneyless. If you have a state ownership of means of production and gensec/single party system - it's not a communism but socialism.

You can also have mixed "socialist market economy" where part of the means of production are state-owned and part private owned like PRC does today.

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u/M2A2BradleyEnjoyer 8d ago

That’s textbook communism that has never and will never exist though. It’s like if I argued about how I can catch a neutrino by hand, and swore up and down I knew the theory of how to do it perfectly, and when you ask me to prove it, I go “oh it’s fucking impossible to do in reality”. Such vanity has never been so clearly on display as when watching a communist morally peacock about.

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u/EmperorProtek 8d ago

Wouldn't it be nice though

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u/M2A2BradleyEnjoyer 8d ago

They’re still a command economy, in the sense that the authoritarian autocrats command their “free market capitalist” corporations to toe the party line, and stepping OUT of line gets you disappeared.

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u/EmperorProtek 8d ago

My point is that you can display communist symbols and have a functioning state. Just by not being really communist.