What about Cuba makes you think it isn't sustainable

Large scale communism isnt the point, north korea even had a famine but cuba is the only one still surviving

its communism

North Korea is still in bad conditions

exactly

Venezuela too.

Cuba isn't.

exactly

not yet no

the ussr largely funded cuba

jesus

so many blocked messages

well they did

that's stupid

It's not despite almost no trade.
The US funded every major capitalist country to prove a point

no they didnt

they traded mostly

not funded

if they funded every major capitalist country and didnt become broke then that proves capitalism is far better

while thats not the same case with the ussr

The US funded Japanese Industrialization, South Korean and European. They very much funded by definition, funding is investment.

Venezuela didn't get Soviet money, North Korea also did not.

not really and yes the north koreans did

private investments are different than communist funding

especially since communist funding can be far more large scale

again, terrible comparisons

I'm not a commie, dunno why I'm arguing with you. Progressive Social Capitalism is the way to go, break borders, localize state administrations and ensure a free capitalist market taxing hereditary fortunes.

that's faggotry

yes

thats not a good thing

but it works and you can't prove otherwise

there's literally no record of this not working, yet

yes I can and have

breaking borders have for sure made europe much shittier

Breaking Regional Borders

not national

as in states, thats also dumb

Europe is much better with the EU. By breaking I mean dividing, localizing administration.

no its not

and localizing administration how?

the EU is abusing sovernity laws and bringing in too much sandniggers