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whoa.. really makes you think

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Sanders supporters don't know what socialism is and by what Kasparov says, he doesn't either. He should be thanking feudalism for making capitalism possible.

We've seriously gotta get rid of the Marxists though. The USSR and anything associated with it is fucking PR poison.

"I'm from the former Soviet Union and I say socialism is bad. Checkmate, liberal reformist Bernie Bros!"

Yeah, if you'd read Marx's theory you'd understand that he too supported the full implementation of capitalism in order to lay the groundwork for socialism. Scandinavian welfare states are not socialist, anyway.

"muh innovation"

Okay. But also remember that the Soviet Union went from a backward, agrarian monarchy to an international superpower that rivaled the American Empire within half a century. Also, the USSR won the space race. Where did the incentive to innovate come from?

Guy seems like a total demagogue and should keep to Chess tbh.

Forced labour. The USSR is a shit example of socialism in every way.

Do you have any evidence to support this?

Gulags.

wew


OK, so why can't the United States, the country with the biggest economy in the world, expand its welfare state to the size of Sweden's?


He's just regurgitating bad reactionary arguments. I don't even like the idea of a welfare state, but he certainly didn't make a convincing argument against one.

Well the worlds greatest Overwatch player says that he's wrong, looks like we have a tie.