Socialism is so strong all it takes is one mustached manlet asshole to ruin it forever

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And a century of propaganda against it

are all Holla Forumsyps this stupid?

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The Stalin regime did some shitty things, but let's not act like people hate communism because of him: capitalism was doing everything in its power to subvert and destroy labour movements and socialist parties long before he became relavent

Yes.

He was not the only dictator to call himself a socialist.

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Let's put an end to this once and for all

State capitalist
State capitalist
State capitalist

Any questions?

Were they though? I thought they privatized.

was yugoslavia state capitalist?

(someone please make this into the patrick mayonaise meme)

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No, they were just a capitalist state

Mixed market, but also ardently pro-private property…if you were "Aryan".

Because Stalin amd Mao personally ordered all 60 bazillion deaths by hand

>>>/gulag/

Mao practically did actually

Yeah it had markets.


USSR wasn't state capitalist before Kruschev it was a hybrid of capitalism and socialism. Private property didn't exist it wasn't capitalism, but it did have wage labour.

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Sorry I should've clarified, I meant that in the Marxian sense it wasn't socialist.

Why are worker run factories not socialist?

Markets still pit people against each other. It's socialist but as a Marxist I wouldn't consider it to be the socialism I want.

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Oh it did.

During the NEP yeah. Not during Stalinism.

Yep. Practically everything that got nationalized, got privatized.

And Hitler was also pretty rich, IIRC.

Democratic planning. How are you going to remove commodity production?

There was no private property during NEP.

Concessions were leasing of state property. It still remained state property.

No no, during Stalinism. Kolkhozes' families had hereditary houses, land and cattle. The kolkhozes themselves could decide wether to sell or not most of their production, and keep the profit to share within or invest in the kolkhoz.

Personal property. Not private.

And kolkhoz property was cooperative, not private.

Stalin did nothing wrong

Daily reminder that Stalinists aren't Marxists.

Did the kolkhozes pay workers wages?

Woah now buddy, you're going to have to answer to rexcurry.net if they catch you infringing that copyright!

No. Why would you even think that? Cooperatives, remember?

They shared profit. Your share was partly based on labour time though, so one could say it was a wage.

That is not correct. Only some kolkhoz shared only profit (those that were growing cotton, for example).

Most were sharing grain, produce, milk, meat, eggs and so on. Not money. Then kolkhoz members could do with it whatever they wanted. More often than not stuff was sold on market (grain got processed, obviously). Which led by 1939 to force state to demand that each member of kolkhoz actually worked 60-100 "labour days" - some turned into full-on traders.

And on what else?

One can't.

Labour was not sold and all produced goods (except the share that state got and whatever agrotech stations got paid with) were used according to the decisions of kolkhoz members.

State capitalism is the new fascism. It's anything anarkiddies don't like.

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I've fucking had it with this meme.