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Poor people don't talk about communism.
while also being slapped with 42% income tax 21% vat and often also other taxes like package tax, sugartax, co2 tax, climate adaption tax, house/car purchase tax etc etc on top too and yes wee do pay taxes (vat) over the taxes (co2 tax) we pay on the taxes (energy tax) we pay on our taxes (flat fee fuel accins)
so if you add that up goverment already takes 98% of what we pay for energy and at least 60%^for everything else..
but we STILL have a better quality of life.. than in the usa.. were they have criminals like musk running around...
free trade does need competion.. and people who add value.. those billionairs don't add.. only mooch.
thats technofedaulism.. thats not capitalism.
technofeudalists hate true free trade.
to put it more simply would you rather see something you can not afford or not see it and thus not know there is something there you can not afford but others can?
why are you gae?
Haven't all examples of communism been ultra nationalistic?
I think people are confusing internationalism with open borders policies. Communism is in favor of internationalism but it is not in favor of the sort of open borders policies western wokes support.
only if 70% of the worls population is under a communist administration.
Which basically means they want it so that you can't escape from it.
Just look at North Korea.
Does something existing that you are unable to afford make a person depressed? If so, that sounds like a personal problem, and not necessarily a real problem. I see lots of things I cannot afford. I don't get depressed over it at all. I don't blame others for me not being able to afford it. And I have no desire to punish those who can just because they can.