I mean the stages of economic transition have been "fuedalism->capitalism-> socialism" as each one is progressively more efficient and supercedes the previous.
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For more information, research "surplus army of labor", "primitive accumulation", and "accumulation by dispossession".
No, it isnt. We at hexbear say "the illegal and undemocratic dissolution of the Soviet Union was the largest humanitarian disaster of the latter half of the twentieth century" and bemoan the loss for human rights(more notably for women, lgbt people, and ethnic minorities) caused by the destruction of the Eastern block.
What we say is that you have to look at the outcomes of weapon distribution by NATO to Ukraine.
Ukraine just wasted a lot of material on one last big push and they didn't do squat. The Ukrainian state has exhausted its ability to conduct offensive operations, and attrition in both absolute quantity and in percentage has been on the Russian's side since the second stage of the war, so what's going to happen now is that Russia will slowly encroach on the rest of Ukraine until they meet their military and political objectives.
So, do we give them more weapons, make their losing war even bloodier for them and the Russians, or do we accept that they've lost, and stop giving the government more time to keep killing conscripts?
Don't forget putting the OUN... er... ukrainian trident on that old monument.
God you're just... so fucking close to getting it.
What would have happened if instead of the Russian capitalists privatizing all the people's assets the western capitalists did?
Do you think it wouldn't just be western oligarchs cannibalizing Russia?
And east german lgbt rights and women's rights lost half a century of progress during reunification.
The US dares to coup a democratically elected government, and then its neighbor invades at the behest of people the new government were persecuting after two different ceasefires are broken by Ukraines puppet government.
Dronies be like "oh no our wholesome smol bean azov fighters are being oppressed"
I'm assuming you're talking about the Munich pact? Yeah it might've been a mistake but the allies needed time to build up.
In order to attack Germany, right?
I suspect that the soviets would've invaded Germany if they hadn't been attacked first.
This is good.
It seems like all the major allied powers wanted to build up to attack Germany. The only difference was the Soviets saw fascism as an existential threat and the other major allied powers saw them as potential competition.
Leaking confidential information, as damning as it may be, is illegal.
He didn't leak any info, he published already leaked info. There is an important legal distinction.
You know France and England signed some pacts with the Nazis is the lead up to the Soviets making a deal with the devil, right? And the Soviets knew the nazis were always going to invade them, because they literally just knew about what the Nazis were publicly stating they'd like to do.
Okay, well, I've studied everything from all sorts of marxist tendencies to syndicalism to anarchism, to classical economics, and I think you're either using terms wrong or have the wrong idea. Can you define your terms or rephrase what you mean?
I apologize if this is too blunt.