@Deleted User no...?

since when?

On the topic of Venezuela

@Larbi yea in a bit, i wanna finish this

i dont think i've changed the topic?

maybe initially

but like

after that?

and is there anything really wrong with changing topic? it was pretty slow gradual changes to me

you do realize that like

to get a house

At what point was the topic changed though this is turning into a sorites parox <:thinking_smudge:505870294229975043>

you have to buy it

and to buy it

Nah

you need money

and that money is worthless due to extreme inflation

so

Not in public ownership I suppose

which is why they could get houses

venezuela is socialist, not communist

someone still had to work for it and pay for it

someone had to do it

so

Right

And they aren't socialist?

@Deleted User its literally not

@Larbi yea i guess, but eh

idk what to call them

i mean

im pretty sure it does

if you cant afford a house since the currency is worthless

that may

potentially

maybe

just maybe

efffect the homelessness population

They still work by capital accumulation, state ownership and managerial structures whereby managers have entrenched power structures.

yea

tbh, idk how you can do it any other way

If the managers were democratically elected then **sure**