long live the Vanguard of Lenin and Marx!

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utterly btfoed by a single emote

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except I'm not btfo'd in the slightest. you are allowing my accusations to go unopposed 😁

not a single counter argument was heard

not one

i reign supreme

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more like

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hMtSKZ7Yw0M

very gay

uh, no

more like

the best ideology

alt-right racial identitarianism is literally the most contrived ideology ever

pro-capitalist too

eww

>pro-capitalism
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most people in these parts are skeptical of capitalism @Xinyue

capitalism as a goal in and of itself is 💩

that is, most people here are opposed to the private ownership of means of production? wew, wasn't aware that I'm surrounded by literal socialists! in that case....

**Салют, товарищи!**

no, not entirely for it either. best economy is a protectionist one. meaning the private individuals of your nation come first. Taking from these private individuals and giving it off to the public sector is pretty much you flushing ur economy down a toilet. Now you're free to tax foreign companies as much as you want and get your gibs that way

so capitalism then

as I suspected

mixed rather

after all the economy is predicated there on private ownership of means of production

what you are proposing is some kind of right-wing version of social democracy

but still capitalism

the only non-capitalist movements are socialist ones, because socialists are the only people who reject private ownership of means of production. therefore yours is not in any way a movement skeptical of capitalism, merely a more mixed form of it

perhaps "moderate capitalism" would be a good term

"national capitalism" comes to mind too

ok, if the private individual behaves like utter shit and goes against the national interest, his shit can be seized

so fuck u soros

well sure, I get that this is what you want. I just maintain that this in no way escapes the sphere of capitalism. indeed, "national capitalism" should be a good term - capitalism subjected to the *raison d'etat* of the nation

its grossly inferior to socialism though

the capitalist still needs to be a socialist man and the gov't can't lean too much on the man

a capitalist cannot be a socialist; nor vice versa. I'm not sure I follow what you are saying?

I'm explaining an ideal, that's very implausible

anyway, he can't only look how to satisfy his bottom line but also to preserve the culture around him.
work has to be hard as well. otherwise people will get lazy

but this is nonsensical. the capitalists will wield the power in society, so long as capitalism is preserved. in no way will the nation as a whole have a say in how the resources are spent. this is in the final analysis only possible under socialist productive relations