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@MrBATMAN Yeah, but why do those people deserve eternal physical pains?
ngl @succubust you're not big brained enough for this argument I am about to unleash
>ancom
Ancoms don't know what the holodomor is
>orbiter
don't be a retard
she won't get out of MY servers
small brain
cope
@Ned Kelly is a loan shark
Jews make loans
makes sense
this guy looks like the sharks
Why am I a follower
I eat children
what more do you want from me?
I will sing the anthem of the Ustasha in vc rn if I can get devotee
@Monolith who are you?
Well clearly you didn't matter enough
also
>anarchist
Yeah like your opinion matters
but nice to re-meet you
ebin
by the way
Am still correct
>when it references his works
He just responds with *hurr durr wiki*
The Marxist definition of socialism is an economic transition where the sole criterion for production is use-value
Argument made
disprove
Him calling it lower-phase communism means literally the same thing as Socialism
```Under socialism its production and exchange, not production for exchange```
Dude, this IS what I said
Do you know what *commodity-production* is?
Commodity production is made to be exchanged
that is the entire concept
You can exchange things and not have commodity production.
Yeah, Marx goes on this SAME problem. organizing it doesn't make it not in profit use
They actively had a system where they still used money and production to expand it. Organizing this production doesn't do anything
@ฮท ฮฑฯฮตฯฮฎ ฮฮฝฯฯ Are you actually critiquing wikipedia bc people made it? You do know it gets changed back when there are issues. Mods exist, you are essentially arguing that at this moment it has been changed to do something wrong (even though the page certifies it has no incomplete sections).
```Pick up a book and read into soviet economics, tl;dr my argument```
This isn't an argument in itself. And I don't have to read much more to know they still had capital and produced to expand it.
Capitalists can quite literally organize a conglomerate to plan out the productivity and it is *still* the same thing
@ฮท ฮฑฯฮตฯฮฎ ฮฮฝฯฯ can you guarantee someone else does?
i don't know their names ๐ค
what
You can read this too
>if you don't listen to the bowlcut ML
of course he won't go to the other link I gave.
For one, Xexizy and FinBol start out wrong here. The definition of Capitalism is right, sure.
But you'd have to say *well bc it's a state* makes it not commodity production. They are doing it for the *same* reason. The workers of the USSR were not planning this themselves. They didn't even own the shit.
inb4 worker representation = socialism
Nationalizing every single industry would not make America socialist
At this point you're arguing statism can now be socialism. Which just deviates from the initial point.
bruh
Are you saying if we *represent* workers owning things they actually own it?
Representation is not ownership. Republic are not direct Democracies.
>the state in itself does not function with the same utility
>when it's doing the exact same thing as Capitalists were b4 but with nationalization and worker representation
You could literally destroy wealth classes
Have this and you still don't have workers controlling it
I didn't say that
Don't strawman
```>when it's doing the exact *same thing* as Capitalists were b4 but with nationalization and worker representation```
The state planners were, actually. The soviet government did this
dude
I literally just explained
you can destroy a wealth class of owners
Strawmanning hard asf
and if the state still MAINTAINS their position, nothing has changed except you've nationalized
Was Fascist Italy Socialist? The Social Republic loved nationalizing
must be socialism
I didn't call planners a class
They did not *directly own* by legal terms, but they collectively did the same thing. Claiming it was representing.
Directing an economy =/= Socialism
Imagine taking context out
Organization is *one* part of it and I have given more than enough evidence
Where is yours?
Bruh
then you just admitted you're wrong
because that's unironically all it was
*state planning is socialism btw*
So workers just ran the nation cooperatively? REALLY?
>inb4 soviet state didn't exist
>when 5 year plans were the workers as a whole
I didn't argue in disguise. I didn't argue publicly.
They weren't Capitalist, clearly. But that doesn't make them Socialist
if you wanna argue semantics, go ahead. But that's useless as a conversation. If you don't like the fact that what I posted quite literally explains there must be a change from exchange production than use, then keep coping
>stalin was a worker
>chairmans and central committee was all just a bunch of factory niggas
Mhm
keep copin
```>commodity production is drastically reduced```
When you still have capital and produce to project capital, not because workers directly involved in deciding their own needs. State got an idea of it and got them to make it. They didn't command production.
```>worker oppression by capitalists is removed```
When you're still making wages
proof
You've dismissed two links both showing the same thing so you've already shown you don't care.
*and both go to marx btw*
yes, having reforms rejected doesn't mean much. Who was telling workers what to do, Leah?
Was it them just doing it for use? Or because someone planned them to do so
I didn't say Stalin
What is the state at all? Just capitalists? That's a hOt take dude
By the way, what is the piece-rate system?
Full value?
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>mao
we aren't on PRC
The USSR still had a system which did not show a full value of labor. It was still based on capital production and was still beyond the actual production times.
aka, wages still existed
>ignoring what I just said
You just reverted the topic
Just ignores the fact they literally had wage labor
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