Siberia-sensei Archive

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1	Next level - THOT 2.0 You probably lived in a state-capitalist dictatorship that justified its existence by promise to transition into communism by a set day that had been pushed onwards from 1960s to early 2000s by the time the Berlin wall collapsed. Remember that there's a party named "Democrats" who did their best that the last presidential election would have been anything but. (Bernie would have won.) That a party names something something doesn't actually mean that it actually is that. Also: "Leave no child beh…	/r/MGTOW	14/12/19 08:46 AM
0	Next level - THOT 2.0 No it's not. Capitalism does not define giving all money to a few. And I didn't write that. I said "wealth is concentrating to the few ". The difference is active vs. passive. You didn't say that, it was the girl the first poster talked about and you just agreed with her. The girl said "rich get richer and the poor the poorer" as an answer to question "why is capitalism bad". And I've said since the first post on this thread that wealth is concentrating to the few. This is what "they" mean when …	/r/MGTOW	13/12/19 01:28 PM
-1	Next level - THOT 2.0 No it's not. Capitalism does not define giving all money to a few. And I didn't write that. I said "wealth is concentrating to the few ". The difference is active vs. passive. Do you know what happend in the Soviet Union? A few people got all the money and power. The rest got poor. If you look at the statistics, you will find this happened after they deregulated the market as advised by American advisers. No, communism is about "creating a new kind of people" that will have "equality of outcome"…	/r/MGTOW	13/12/19 12:17 PM
1	Next level - THOT 2.0 You are totally bypassing the point that the chick is willing to suck as much dick as necessary for these abstract ideas while here boyfriend silently approves. I'm not talking about the photo, but the socratean method as used by /u/MoonshineGuy859. But speaking of the photo. In the past, I've crawled on my knees in mud and rain for months just to pay my rent, worked in an office where my foreman expected total obedience while not having understanding of what I was actually doing -- to pay the r…	/r/MGTOW	13/12/19 11:43 AM
1	Next level - THOT 2.0 If you're having a discussion with someone who wants to remove the markets, then yes it is the same thing as markets. But we aren't. We're in a discussion where the OP wanted to know the definition of capitalism as taught in school. In my system, the shoemaker can buy materials wherever he wants (profiting, even! off those poor shopkeepers), set whatever price he wants, and sell however many shoes he can. That's nice. I'm not sure why you tell me this, though. Under socialism he's shot in the he…	/r/MGTOW	13/12/19 11:24 AM
-2	Next level - THOT 2.0 Without capitalism you have to govern all the things that capitalism accomplishes with markets. Capitalism isn't the same as markets. We've had trade and markets for thousands of years, but capitalism only about 400 -- including impressive resource managemental situations such as the Roman province of Egypt producing most of the grain for the Empire. On the other hand, at least some of the famines in the British Empire happened under capitalism, in a situation where the land was producing enough…	/r/MGTOW	13/12/19 12:46 AM
4	Next level - THOT 2.0 If we're going by social studies, communism isn't a type of government either, as it's a type of anarchy. But this is besides the point, which is that I find the type of "gotcha"-questioning to be harmful for the teenager, particularly as the point isn't to teach, but to put down to boost your own ego. It's also somewhat cringeworthy, as the younger people say. If we open the conversation a bit: Capitalism is bad -- because wealth is concentrating to the few instead of the majority (benefiting t…	/r/MGTOW	12/12/19 10:16 PM
23	Next level - THOT 2.0 So this 17 year old who has gone through almost 12 years of schooling had NO FUCKING IDEA the basic principles of the different forms of government. Capitalism isn't a "type of government". It's an economics system. Yours truly, a social studies teacher (male, in good shape, no children).	/r/MGTOW	12/12/19 08:28 PM