Not even god?

Talking about economics -.-

I think there is no eternal and ideal things.

It's the best we can afford, still

It is already a different topic, yes? Market was born, it developed and it will be gone. Like all things

reminder that free market transformed Hong Kong and Singapore from shitholes to developed countries

with barely to no foreign aid

Does it matter if it is good or bad? It will be gone regardless of its value.

same goes for ussr and plan economy

or at least you can present the same argument

Yes.

USSR didn't do well

economic models should not be worshipped tbh, from gift economy to plan to market

http://8ch.net/leftypol/res/1852821.html

@ClibtardMario it did become a superpower from scratch in short time

USSR built a large bubble which collapsed later on into a depression and hyperinflation

because of capitalism

State-guided economies often have a large latency when it needs to answer the changing needs of the population.

checkmate

Wrong

nerd

@ClibtardMario The important thing is not to follow an ideal. Be it market or planned economy, yes?

In fact, thats a funny thing to mention because since the collapse of USSR, Russia is growing extremely fast

are you making the leftcom arument of ussr being states-capitalism or are you referring to something else @Ivan, the drunk

@Firefly Free market capitalism did work, specially on high doses

none of them I was just being sarcastic

@ClibtardMario Why is that important?

I suppose most of us here don't want the citizens starving

Or just living a miserable living condition

I doubt anything but authoritorian state-capitalism would've been as good for russia at that time

@ClibtardMario so if there will be crisis of capitalism will you join us?

Nope

But you don't like seeing people starving?

Because capitalism right now is being moved by overspending and government intense regulation (i.e. keynesianism)

I'm calling for a crash within a year or so

Yes, and if it is in crisis and makes people starve it should go, right?

Most people think like that?

keynes isn't regulations is it? isn't it more about spending

that'll be socdem

Both

@Firefly I blame the last capitalist crises on keynesianism.