• Bury The Right
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    My take on the “is China communist or capitalist” is very simple, China are operating with whatever economic mode of production is most competitive in a world where imperialism exist, while keeping fundamental political control in the hands of the proletariat. If China really was a capitalist country inside and out, you wouldn’t have all these rightist bourgeoisie media outlets like Murdoch throwing shade at China with such fervor.

    • @Wisconcom
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      -212 years ago

      Totally Anti-Marxist. You should know that the economic mode of production deeply effects the socio-political system of a given country. Have you ever considered that Imperialists have rival Imperialists, like during the First World War? This is the same case.

      • Bury The Right
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        172 years ago

        Is Deng a revisionist in your view? Otherwise I’m not following what angle you are trying to get at.

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          2 years ago

          Correct, Deng Xiaoping was a revisionist and opportunist who completely forgot about class contradiction and imperialism, instead turning his nation into a Capitalist state.

          • @holdengreen
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            172 years ago

            So you came here just to tell us China is capitalist?

            • @Wisconcom
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              -202 years ago

              In a way, you could say that. However, I think that in helping to develop our revolutionary theory, we must fundimentally look at the People’s Republic of China as an example of what not to do when building Socialism.

      • 你差不多得了,邓小平改革的最大原因是农业集体化、工分制度、留粮制度带来的农业生产被抑制、农民不满意。如果没有邓小平的改革中国现在可能不再是共产党执政了