>communist country is better at capitalism than every other country in the world
how do they do it

>>509014080 (OP)
They actually keep the rich under their boot instead of honor them.

>>509014080 (OP)
Stop torturing cats

>>509014080 (OP)
It's almost like they're communist in name only

https://x.com/Windd767657O/status/1907055151187378641

https://x.com/WeAreNotFood/status/1937503985876738379

https://x.com/Windd767657O/status/1936729866273235338

>>509014595
They're so advanced they're killing cats because all the niggers are already dead.

Capitalism works great without conservatism.

>>509014080 (OP)
They became National Socialist. Thanks for confirming this is the best model for countries to adopt

America:
>capitalism is broken, let's fix it
>NO YOU CAN'T DO THAT THAT'S COMMUNISM
China:
>capitalism is broken, let's fix it
>yes

Those people were trading gold and precious stones in Southeast Asia while jews live in caves so I'm not surprised

>>509014080 (OP)
they realized the economic part of communism is retarded and just kept the political parts and added in more nationalism. like socialism but national

Almost everywhere blows ass.

>>509016747
>>509015566
>>509014080 (OP)

Looks like Brenton Tarrant was right in his manifesto.

>>509014080 (OP)
Slave labor and imbalanced trade with the US.

>>509014080 (OP)
They're more neoliberal than any other country, even WEF promotes them as a model society and neoliberalism is their brand. I can't see how an export focused 'developing' economy reliant on foreign markets with food and energy dependencies could be considered communist. They should be in coal mines, working in fields, and praising glorious leader Xi. Instead they're extremely market focused and let private companies do whatever they like. They nominally pretend to be communist by having a comically large picture of Karl Marx in their audience hall, but I can't find anything in Marx's writings that says that the goal of production is to suit the needs of the global market.

>>509017893
Not to mention that Xi will likely get replaced in a year or two due to not being neoliberal enough.

>>509017893
They kill the CEOs if they go against the national/CCP's goals.

>>509014080 (OP)
lying.

>>509014080 (OP)
Their debt to GDP ratio says otherwise lmao.

>>509017893
>Instead they're extremely market focused and let private companies do whatever they like.
Except for everything bigger than small companies being forced to have Party representatives among them at all time to ensure that their goals align with those of the Party.

China is about to collapse. I watch Peter Zeihan and who exposes everything wrong with China.

>>509017893
The private companies DON’T do what ever they like. In the business world, state owned companies go through quick success because of government backing and government sanctioned loans to said businesses while private businesses have to jump through a dozen hoops and eventually bow to state owned enterprises anyways.

State steals from private, undercuts private, hype investor talking point. Time and again. Like parasites.

>>509014080 (OP)
Chinese are natural merchants, they are like the fish in water if we speak of commerce. They have been doing commerce for millennias.

What most Westerners mean by "communism" is a Russian-style planned system, which doesn't work because Russians have no idea what economy is.

Russian communism is based on Mongolian horde economy: take away and divide, rinse and repeat. That's why even now capitalist Russia can only plunder its neighbors, but sucks at the market economy.

>>509014080 (OP)
>how do they do it
No Jews.

>>509018244
Kind of like how SpaceX is propped up by government contracts despite being a private company? By this rationale the US is socialist, Chinese small companies have plenty of autonomy. I have no idea why people use them as a model for socialism when they don't even have functional labor unions, it's clearly not the communist hell people made it out to be, I'd even say it's more capitalist than the US.

>>509018730
Depends on the size, but if your goal is profit margins and you want state printed fiat, then by extension you're dependent on markets that the state creates. I agree for what it's worth because the private sector is more competent than state in nearly everything they touch. Although more ethically questionable and less accountable in general.

>>509020457
>Kind of like how SpaceX is propped up by government contracts despite being a private company?
No, not at all like that. Do you not know what a Party representative is?

>>509020457
>Depends on the size, but if your goal is profit margins and you want state printed fiat, then by extension you're dependent on markets that the state creates

The funny part about that is that the state really doesn’t give you too many choices anyways. On the bright side for billionaire “entrepreneurs” (profit sharks) they can just take the government grants for their bullshit “productive industries” and rake in billions of government money for free while decent private businesses get denied like second class business people lmao. Then comes the surprise of embezzlement charges on CEO’s… like Evergrande and many others.

>>509014080 (OP)
They unironically kill people who get too greedy and nationalize any business that threatens the government or tries to hold it hostage.

In America it's a race to the bottom to curry favor of the capitalist and we all live like shit and act like we have a gun to our head and over there profit is your reward but if you are detrimental to society you die.


We reward anyone detrimental.

>>509014365
tell me why i shouldn't first