communism always failed to get out of the transition stage from totalitarian socialism, but it wont next time I promise

The USSR + Mongolia + Eastern Europe, one

>China

marx said that there will still be class struggle in the socialist mode of production and counter-revolutionary elements who will try to fight against the transition of the system
Imagine like how feudalistic societies did not all suddenly change into capitalist democratic societies but eventually there were ones that succeded

China, two

Cuba, three

Cuba

Venezuela

Vietnam, 4

Vietnam

Venezuela isn't socialist and has never been

oh it only failed half a dozen times and only half a dozen hundred million died

who cares

People fought against the transition of feudalism -> capitalism
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until it happened

"Marx said"

stopped reading there

The thing is capitalism worked

Based

Marx said this because he was observing history

Socialism worked even better

capitalism *works now* but it failed half a dozen times before it arose from feudalistic society

capitalism doesn't work

that's the point

you're reading everything from a perspective of hindsight

without imagining being in a feudalistic society

Why would I need to imagine being in a feudalistic society?

Rapid industrialisation in the USSR, the most bitter economic crisis in the West

tell me did the serfs of the 1600s imagine that in a hundred years a new socioeconomic system such as capitalism would exist?

They didn’t know because they ideas wasn’t about yet

but serfdom is capitalism

according to @Advocatus Diaboli

in fact there were failures to establish this 'capitalist system' in the 1600s i.e the failure of the first english capitalist system

nobody in communism can agree on definitions

the glorious revolution

did not progress

the UK

into capitalism

imagine that communism worked 😂

so it was a failure of capitalism to arise from feudalistic society