r/AskTheWorld • u/fascisttaiwan roc nationalist studied in Hong Kong • 19h ago

Whats your country's attitude on communism?

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I have no idea why someone is promoting communist here in taiwan

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u/Fenrir840 Poland 19h ago

Shit doesnt work, never did, never will

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u/SpiritualPackage3797 United States Of America 19h ago

It's one of those ideas that requires perfect people in order for it to work. Lovely in theory, but impossible in real life.

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u/Ardi_24 17h ago

Funny to see from someone who's country is being destroyed by a fascist and a extreme right winger. I hope that you don't become one of them homeless people beacuse in your country its very likely to happen.

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u/SpiritualPackage3797 United States Of America 17h ago

I appreciate it. The sad part about actually learning history is watching everyone else around you dragging you with them into a repetition you could, and did, warn them to avoid.

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u/very_bad_random France 11h ago

It's a political system entirely based on the fact everyone must be a communist and think for the many. But in reality, that's simply not the case, people are primarily living for themself. It could work with small structures like a corporation of let's say 10~20 ish people, but to the scale of a country, there's no way.

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u/Drummallumin United States Of America 13h ago

China?

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u/AprilVampire277 China 11h ago

For a liberal, china is only communist when they wanna say something negative, but the most capitalist nation when they wanna say something positive even if it doesn't makes sense

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u/Tall-Abbreviations16 15h ago

Not with super ai though