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7/11/2025, 10:25:41 AM
>>510076690
>Anon, the strongmen who ran Korea and turned it from an agrarian backwater with 0.3 pairs of shoes per capita into a resounding global success story consolidated their power by taking thousands of civilians who vaguely smelled of communism and burying them alive.
Communists infight all the time. In fact, it's what they're famous for. Ever hear of the Tiananmen Square Massacres? HURR STRONGMEN CRUSHED THOSE COMMIE COLLEGE STUDENTS. And I mean that unironically, those kids were even further left than the actual communist party and were calling for a return to hardline Maoism and accusing the CPC of being corrupted by liberal western values. Calling for democracy is the oldest trick in the communist playback.
Anywho, Korea is a far-left command economy moonlighting as a liberal economy because they have credit cards to run up massive consumer debt. That's literally all it is. China's the same thing. Just because you're indirectly commanding the economy through (proportionally) massive grants and subsidies to "private" companies doesn't change that fact. Imagine if we just gave our tech companies like $2 trillion a year to cover all their opex. That's China, that's Korea, that's Taiwan, etc.
>Anon, the strongmen who ran Korea and turned it from an agrarian backwater with 0.3 pairs of shoes per capita into a resounding global success story consolidated their power by taking thousands of civilians who vaguely smelled of communism and burying them alive.
Communists infight all the time. In fact, it's what they're famous for. Ever hear of the Tiananmen Square Massacres? HURR STRONGMEN CRUSHED THOSE COMMIE COLLEGE STUDENTS. And I mean that unironically, those kids were even further left than the actual communist party and were calling for a return to hardline Maoism and accusing the CPC of being corrupted by liberal western values. Calling for democracy is the oldest trick in the communist playback.
Anywho, Korea is a far-left command economy moonlighting as a liberal economy because they have credit cards to run up massive consumer debt. That's literally all it is. China's the same thing. Just because you're indirectly commanding the economy through (proportionally) massive grants and subsidies to "private" companies doesn't change that fact. Imagine if we just gave our tech companies like $2 trillion a year to cover all their opex. That's China, that's Korea, that's Taiwan, etc.
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