Hamburg G8 Demo Schanzenviertel Sparta 29.05.07

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[BladerBlood]

das war die sache mit dem tränengas dumm muss man sein...

[joaquinveyron]

I don't have to theorize. In practice, the picture crystal clear. Western economies leap frogged in terms of productivity, wealth being creating (with a participation of the vast majority), innovation, technology ... you name it, while the vast majority in communist countries lived in utter poverty, but I am sure I don't have to get into detail here. You know it. Capitalism, which is a free market system that allows private property and freedom, brought economic and political freedom.

[DieBerufsGamer]

hammer hässlich diese gestalt 0:46 :D

jetzt weiß ich warum sie nicht durchgelassen wird ;)

[joaquinveyron]

talking in economic terms, it is also clear that communist economies must fail. This is clear in theory and spectacularly much more in practice. First top down planning by bureaucrats only can be highly inaccurate and unrealistic (see Mao's GLF), so extremely bad economic decisions are made. Second and more importantly, any private initiative and entrepreneurship is abolished which drives an economy. After all nobody cares about nothing. Why put efforts in sth if you don't get rewarded for it.

[joaquinveyron]

If u want to make everybody equal, u need a dictatorship. U need to cut the interest & rights of invididuals & take away their property. U need to abolish freedom and free speech of individuals. That's why all communist were dictators. Needed to be! And all these communists shithole WERE communist countries. We saw how well this systems worked politically and economically. I don't even know where they failed more spectacularly in the political or economical field.

[joaquinveyron]

Why communism always ended (or already started) as a brutal dictatorship? That's obvious. Men are NOT equal. They are equal in terms of rights, yes. But not in terms of capabilities, motivation, efforts, talents, skills, character etc. You need a brutal dictator in order to hammer the doctrine of uniformism over individuality. If you want everybody to be equal you need to abolish individual rights. You need to control individuums by power. That's what happened everywhere COMMUNISM existed.