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Originally Posted by Tim Deegan
Are you now copying and pasting your rants? 
You are comparing Russian communism to true communism. Russian communism wasn't true communism, because people were not equal, and the leadership oppressed anyone who didn't agree with them. And they used violence and oppression to carry out their agenda. This is much the same as the violence, terrorism, and murder that you advocate on your twitter and facebook posts.
In theory we would all like to be equal, and the wealth to be spread out across the population in a much fairer way. But a successful economy can never exist this way, because there would be no incentive to set up and grow successful companies if the owners were on similar wages to those who they employ on the shop floor. So British business wouldn't be competitive in a global marketplace. And if employment was 100% (including unproductive workers who don't want to work), just so that everyone had a job, then wage bills would go through the roof. And so would inflation due to massive production costs.
You really need to look at all your rants, and put them all together. And then work out how they could actually work in a successful economy. Because from the way most people with any common sense see it, there are far too many conflicts in your rants. And they haven't been worked out with any degree of intelligence.
Reforms are needed to improve the economy, and bring down unemployment. But they need to be properly thought out...unlike many of yours!
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So you don't agree with "Free Market Capitalism", which is the only way for a country to have a successful economy in a global market. And you don't agree with "Democracy", so you agree with a dictatorship that forces the nation to comply with their wishes?......this is sounding like communist Russia again  |
You seem to be creating more and more false claims the longer this was going on, anyway It was just not the Russians I’m am talking about, but the rest of the Eastern Bloc, China and North Korea, South East Asia by the way, also true communism is 100% impossible
I am also never called for owners of businesses to have the same wages as workers, but the gap to be reduced for employees to have better rights and wages and nor have I called for 100% employment, only employment for people who want to work, also its just not Britain that needs radical reform, but the whole Global Marketplace that needs at as well
My radical reforms (which are thought out properly and intelligently) will aim to reduce unemployment and improve the economy; it will however be in favour of the working people
What conflicts do you see by the way?
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Originally Posted by Tim Deegan
So you don't agree with "Free Market Capitalism", which is the only way for a country to have a successful economy in a global market. And you don't agree with "Democracy", so you agree with a dictatorship that forces the nation to comply with their wishes?......this is sounding like communist Russia again |
I agree with Capitalism, just not the "Free Market" kind and I agree with Democracy, just not the "Neo Liberal Kind"
Was it not the case that the free market caused many recessions and a depression?
Clearly you have many thing to describe me, and nearly all are wrong