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There's Nothing Green About Socialism - HumanProgress
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If they are stagnating it’s despite leaning TO THE RIGHT - and hard - over the past 20 years. There are very few truly socialist parties left in Europe and very few are in power. Definitely not recently in France. Their stagnation and exploding inequality is due to capitalism taking over.
It’s like California - a poor mixture of hopeful socialism and neoliberal cynical Reaganism.
To drive the point home Macron is quite a bit pro capitalism right wing politician. Not any other way. P
Yes another “No true Scotsman” argument. Amazing!
Funny. That is the fallacy you’re commuting with capitalism. Oligarchy / widespread poverty is a feature of most systems we’ve invented so far. But for you that is deformation of capitalism and a feature only of socialism. Go figure. No true Scotsman for you either.
And about France - who would have thought that world history and politics is complicated!? (Not Cato. If all you read is Cato bullshit, you get a very simplistic understanding of the world)
I never did say poverty wasn’t not existent in capitalist systems. I’ve said though that capitalism helped decrease poverty races over the last century.
When the Berlin Wall was up, to which side people wanted to run?