but US is doing fine

So capitalism is fine to you?

and I don't want to be trot which "permanent revolution" might fuck up more people than other forms of communism might

How would it fuck over the economy

I don't know, it might.

What kind of commie gives a shit about the capitalist economy?

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@olev HAH, you are not wrong about that.

By the way, the US probably is going to be the last country to become socialist

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@olev *Not when the day of rope comes and we take it over and begin the formation of the organic state*

Just the revolution must be exported from the third world to the first world because the first world has the necessary productive forces to lead socialism

Whereas if it's a backwards country like russia

A bureaucracy arises because they can't handle the problems that have already been solved by countries that have advanced capitalism

In all seriousness, socialism has little chance of remerging as a dominant form of ideology in a country today.

The USSR made it really unappealing.

The USSR wasn't socialist

>Muh not real socialist
How so?

Okay first of all

In the marxist sense, socialism is a mode of production where production is for use, coordinated by economic planning and distributed according to contribution via labor vouchers

@montvid Take note big jew,I feel like there is a big paragraph coming up.

Obviously this can not co-exist with capitalism

@olev No shit, the USSR tried that and it died.

WAIT A MINUTE

Labor vouchers?

The USSR had money and commodity production

Yes

You mean currency?

Labor vouchers

Labor vouchers aren't transferable and you can't amass them

Jeez, for a jew like marx to rebrand money in a such a way, he was pretty clever.

So you just get taxed out the ass and you can't store them to places like banks?

@olev You there big jew? Did your internet go out or something?

I'm not a jew

What do you mean taxed out the ass

There is no tax

If you cannot keep them and are forced to give them up, then you are essentially being taxed by 100%.

Well I imagine they'd have an expiration date

That is going to be a huge pain in the ass for the state to keep printing them out for a currency that has to be used extremely quickly unless it becomes invalidated.