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    2 years ago

    Not counting the short time death toll, restitution of capitalism in Russia had almost the same magnitute and severity of impact as… world war II.

    In peacetime. It is probaly the worst and biggest manmade non-war catastrophe ever in history.

    And socialism rebuild the country after the most devastating war ever in 10 years, while capitalism couldn’t do it from it’s own establishment event even in 30.

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      2 years ago

      Yeah, it was probably the biggest human tragedy of the 20th century on a scale most people don’t really comprehend.

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        Both.

        Capitalism is very inefficient system, so they needed 30 years to reach the outside economic stats like real GDP from before the fall. And i can just guess it is still not real because it includes bubbles which didn’t exist in socialism, so they couldn’t really.

        And they of course did not bother trying because some of the most important for socialism things, like equality, education, healthcare etc etc aren’t on capitalist checklist at all, so they never went back and in fact even worsened in that 30 years.