• thatGuyWithGlasses@lemmy.world
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    They would not, the very the idea was corrupted to the core. By stamping out Prague spring the Chinese scenario of limited or experimental capitalism was made impossible. It would collapsed on itself anyways. Source: grew up in post communist country, seen the results

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      Source: grew up in post communist country, seen the results

      You saw the results of capitalism’s shock therapy. I dunno how you can be this dumb at blaming at a problem on something’s ABSCENCE

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      You understand prague spring was a communist movement against revisionist brezhnev govt right?

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      By stamping out Prague spring

      Suppressing NATO-backed nazis is not a bad thing, contrary to what you claim.

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        I would disagree, even tho NATO had some influence in prague spring, it was still largely a pro communist movement against the revisionist USSR

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          Deleted my original reply - I do think I was too rude.

          But no, I cannot agree with you. I find it naive to, at this point, believe that NATO-backed groups - whether they pretend to be for workers’ rights like Solidarnosc, or are more openly anti-socialist like the Mujahideen - were in any way socialist.