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    Quote Originally Posted by JimmyHAD View Post
    Not that I am a fan of the Castro regime, because I am not. But the fact that we won't normalize trade with Cuba because they are a communist country but we'll do biz with China, Viet Nam ...... talk about hypocrisy.
    Jim.read the communistic societys of the united states,The mennonites,Quakers,Mormons,are all communists,is alot of good in communism.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Hirlau View Post
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    Nope.just sayin,read the book,true communism,pure communism,is a wonderfull thing,JMO.
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    Quote Originally Posted by pixelfixed View Post
    Nope.just sayin,read the book,true communism,pure communism,is a wonderfull thing,JMO.
    It is also completely imaginary, and against human nature IMO. On the other hand, same can be said about Ayn Rand's philosophy by the way.

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    Todays human nature,in todays society no longer exsists as was orig intended.
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    Quote Originally Posted by pixelfixed View Post
    Todays human nature,in todays society no longer exsists as was orig intended.
    I disagree. If you ask me, there never was an original intention. Our trump card seems to have been our flexible adaptability from the start, although you could say that we are best adapted to a hunter-gatherer existence (that was the 'general state' we were in the longest). That is no glamorous society though. Hunter-gatherer societies often wage brutal warfare against each other, and an average person does not live very long.

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    have nt read all the tread so if this has been touched upon forgive me.

    To those that say the big difference between us and them is the fact that plans are laid out years ahead and we just look to the next day . yes this is true. The big thing with XI is his stated commitment to root out corruption in the party. what makes this so important is two fold, one is that the leader even admitted to their being any corruption in the first place and second is this acknowledgement is a nod to the power of the people the GOV has no choice any longer but to publicly address the issue..

    Another key point to look at is his statement about the People being important and his goal of improving life even more for the common man and doubling salaries for everyone to help increase the quality of life Ie. consumerism.

    so while there will be no major shifts in power or sharing of power with any new parties its hardly a return to hard line maoisim . though they are being dicks to japan as usual.

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