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Not reporting is bourgeois


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>>2373629
explain how he is a neoliberal

>>2373599
>>2373627
It just proves that to be an effective socialist or communist leader you have to be highly opportunist and make tons of compromises. Ultras BTFO yet again.

>>2373640
trading essential resources with bourgeois nations does not compromise socialism, that's idealist nonsense with no basis in actuality.

>>2373622
my dad works for china and he could beat up your uncle

The 17th BRICS Summit opens in Rio de Janeiro.

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>CHINA BUILT 3,500 CITIES TOO MANY
wait, your country is building new cities?

>>2373685
building homes for every individual and family in china is actually le bad because it's a "waste of money" or something
now please worship my cult where we believe heaven is racially segregated and our organs have magical powers

>>2373687
Come on comrade, no need to circlejerk on this board.

>>2373685
They didn't built those 3500 cities, they just "emerged" as ghosts because of "spectacular missteps", probably some magic spell gone wrong.

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Han Kuang, the annual major military exercise of the Republic of China Armed Forces, is set to begin next week. With approximately 22,000 reservists to be mobilized, the most in the drill's history

>>2373712
the ghosts of thousands and thousands of red guard spectres build cities randomly without the CPCs permission, entirely out of their collective will to build the revolution

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>>2373685
china actually only has 300 million people

>>2373759
>47 days
has that passed already

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>>2373762
UPDATE: it collapsed

Why doesn't China infiltrate the Taiwanese government for a "color revolution" for their own gain? Amerikkka did this shit effortlessly with bigger countries that didn't belong to them

>>2373769
we did it reddit
we collapsed china

>>2373771
Because China isn't imperialist
China is known to infiltrate Taiwanese social media and support both the left Labor Party and the right KMT which both want Chinese unification. Taiwanese army officers also have a tendency to give China top secret information.

>>2373782
>Because China isn't imperialist
It wouldn't be imperialist if they put every soldier they had into Taiwan killing every taiwanese soldier there anyway. Taiwan is part of Chynah, no matter how much it makes westoids seethe and "Taiwanese" have no right to this place since they genocided the natives and their own people there anyway.

>>2373817
The point is there is no need to invade Taiwan until it is absolutely clear there is no peaceful alternative. Taiwan with its porcupine strategy is determined absolutely destroy itself and its strategic assets in the event of an invasion.

>>2372447
>even the footsoldiers of anti china shitlib publications cannot deny reality after seeing china for themeslves
Those who want to play the "china is still a developing country" will


>>2373989
Finally some truth coming out of that corpse of a president.

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this guy really just says random things and never provides any source

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>>2374089
If You Would Please Consult the Chang Graph

>>2374107
Chang Gang
Chang Gang

>>2373989
why is the trump clip so quiet

>>2373598
but china sometimes sells food and clothes to israel. checkmate leftoid.

China doesnt produce nato standard weapons, why would israel buy them

>>2373598
china is literally not on the graph because it's giving the weapons for free to israel to get some testing done because it's ML and wants to genocide proles for no fucking reason

>>2374222
do you have any source on that

>>2374226
he's being facetious

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>cuba will probably get high speed rail before america
absolute state

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>>2374508
>ethiopia and brazil will have higher EV adoption than america
Grim

>>2374558
that is the most beautiful container ship design I have ever seen
when is it being built

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>>2374560
It's not a container ship, it's a car carrier. Unlike RoRo ships, car carriers are exclusively for cars. BYD ordered a fleet of 8 ships because they're about to conquer the world and kill all legacy automakers. They're brand new. That one is being delivered this year.

If you're a Ford or a VW employee you'd rather see enemy nation's destroyers than these ships because Chinese EV companies will unironically do more damage to western economies than an outright war with Russia or whatever.

>>2374570
fuckkk im so upset they're not street legal in america. no fun allowed

>>2374573
BYDs aren't street legal?

>>2374577
yeah even if you buy a BYD in Mexico or Canada and drove it across the border you can't register it

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>>2374573
Yeah they're just delaying the inevitable. America will get stuck in the past while the rest of the world will be riding/flying Chinese automated solar powered wunderwagons. But Ford and friends will not use that time to improve because they can just lobby the revolving door puppets into letting them abuse the slave proles with their shit cars. Forever.

>>2374577
Americans imposed 100% tariff on Chinese cars, and Chinese companies don't even bother with American market. However in the past, before this whole schizophrenia started, you could technically drive Chinese EVs by importing them. But now you can't even do that anymore. They are taken off the streets due to good ol' "National Security Risks" because of course if even the Chinese coffee machines, TikTok and port cranes are spying on you then you can bet your ass Chinese cars do too. According to White House boomers that is.

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>>2374584
Btw the car that Ford CEO is talking about and that picture in Doug's webm is Xiaomi SU7. The very FIRST car Xiaomi, a mobile phone company (they make other home appliances but whatever) made. Their first attempt. It sold out in minutes and they later made track versions which broke records at Nürburgring.

Look at this picture. Only two cars are faster than it and they're Le Mans prototypes that are more formulas than cars. This thing is literally just a slightly upgraded base Xiaomi family coupe model but with a spoiler and body work lol. It costs THIRTY THOUSAND BUCKS ($30,000) and it absolutely OBLITERATED cars that cost millions of dollars (I am NOT kidding, Rimac Nevera lap time is considerably slower despite costing 2,200,000 fucking dollars lmao).

And this is their FIRST car. And one is made every hour in a lights out dark factory with minimal human input. They weren't even trying to dab on the legacy automakers yet they murdered them. To make things funnier, if you were to look at the picture again, the 4th place belongs to Lotus Evija - that's also a Chinese EV made in China since Lotus belongs to Geely.

If you want to piss off your normie friends then THIS is the topic to do it. Car brands are pillars of pride of the western industries and consoomer culture. And they're all about to get mercilessly massacred by nerds from Chinese telephone companies. Out of fucking nowhere.

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Will Asia fall for it?

>>2374640
Worst Korea might.

>>2374640
maybe india

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>Then in 1966 came the “cultural revolution”, which lasted a whole decade, a real disaster for China. During that period many veteran cadres suffered persecution, including me. I was labelled the "No. 2 Capitalist Roader" after Liu Shaoqi. Liu was called "commander-in-chief of the bourgeois headquarters" and I "deputy commander-in-chief". Many strange things happened in those days. For instance, people were told that they should be content with poverty and backwardness and that it was better to be poor under socialism and communism than to be rich under capitalism. That was the sort of rubbish peddled by the Gang of Four. There is no such thing as socialism and communism with poverty. The ideal of Marxists is to realize communism. According to Marx, communist society is a society in which the principle of from each according to his ability, to each according to his needs is applied. What is the principle of to each according to his needs? How can we apply this principle without highly developed productive forces and vast material wealth? According to Marxism, communist society is a society in which there is overwhelming material abundance. Socialism is the first stage of communism; it means expanding the productive forces, and it represents a long historical period. Only if we constantly expand the productive forces can we finally achieve communism. The Gang of Four's absurd theory of socialism and communism led only to poverty and stagnation. […] Certain individuals, pretending to support the reform and the open policy, call for wholesale Westernization of China in an attempt to lead the country towards capitalism. These people don't really support our policies; they are only trying vainly to change the nature of our society. If China were totally Westernized and went capitalist, it would be absolutely impossible for us to modernize. The problem we have to solve is how to enable our one billion people to cast off poverty and become prosperous. If we adopted the capitalist system in China, probably a small number of people would be enriched, while the overwhelming majority would remain in a permanent state of poverty. If that happened, there would be a revolution in China. China's modernization can be achieved only through socialism, not capitalism. There have been people who have tried to introduce capitalism into China, and they have always failed.

<Deng Xiaoping, We shall draw on historical experience and guard against wrong tendencies, April 30, 1987


>Taken together, these accounts tell a pretty compelling and straightforward story: a worker state led by a vanguard party has placed the productive forces developed by capitalism under human control once again, for the benefit of the many rather than the few, and so definitively begun the complex and difficult transition away from capitalism and into communism that we call socialism. Capitalists, sheltered and insular in their dealings with fellow human beings, don’t understand that they are not sympathetic characters, so they shamelessly self-victimize in the press in the hopes of winning sympathy from the masses, in a futile effort to rally the necessary fervor for military intervention. The situation looks grim for the forces of reaction… And then the Western Left bursts onto the scene with a litany of harsh recriminations, determined to build up China into a villain worthy of war: “China has billionaires.” “China still has inequality.” “China still has wage labor.” “There’s no free speech there.” “Suicide nets.” “Free Tibet.” “Xinjiang is East Turkestan.” “Liberate Hong Kong.” “Neither Washington Nor Beijing.” Their indulgence in atrocity propaganda is unparalleled, and they’ll often outdo original sources and even the most vicious reactionaries in their preening paraphrases of Chinese horror.


<Roderic Day, China Has Billionaires, 5th of April, 2021


>If private property, money, abstract value production, class society, and the state, are abolished prematurely, when the oppressive logic and power of capital still controls the entire world, China would become vulnerable to both external imperialist violence and internal reactionary sabotage (no doubt under the banner of “democracy”). The Communist Party would be immediately compromised by foreign backed elements; the country might be torn apart once again by civil war, and once again subjected to imperialist domination. The Chinese revolution, what so many millions fought, worked tirelessly, and sacrificed their lives for, will have been for nothing. Marxism is anything but rigid and dogmatic, and has always been about adapting to the ever changing objective conditions of each era, using what ever is available toward revolutionary goals. The opinion of those baizuo who think that China should have chosen the disastrous course of action described above, or at least remained underdeveloped, poor, and weak, in order to satisfy their fundamentalist interpretation of Marxism, should not be indulged. These myopic and short-sighted “left com”, “ultra-left”, or modern “Maoist” types love to denounce modern China as a betrayal of socialism, without considering that it is the failure of the Western left to do successful revolutions in their countries which made it necessary for existing socialist states to adapt to the global conditions of entrenched neo-liberal capitalism. Those who think that 1.4 billion people, who for 200 years suffered so immensely under vicious colonial rule and brutal capitalist domination, will so quickly forget what their true enemy is, don’t know much about capitalism, colonialism, or people.


<He Zhao, The Long Game and Its Contradictions, 27th October, 2018


>So, to build socialism it is necessary to develop the productive forces. Poverty is not socialism. To uphold socialism, a socialism that is to be superior to capitalism, it is imperative first and foremost to eliminate poverty. True, we are building socialism, but that doesn’t mean that what we have achieved so far is up to the socialist standard. Not until the middle of the next century, when we have reached the level of the moderately developed countries, shall we be able to say that we have really built socialism and to declare convincingly that it is superior to capitalism. We are advancing towards that goal.


<Deng Xiaoping, To Uphold Socialism We Must Eliminate Poverty, 26th April, 1987


>“I am convinced that more and more people will come to believe in Marxism, because it is a science. Using historical materialism, it has uncovered the laws governing the development of human society. Feudal society replaced slave society, capitalism supplanted feudalism, and, after a long time, socialism will necessarily supersede capitalism. This is an irreversible general trend of historical development, but the road has many twists and turns. Over the several centuries that it took for capitalism to replace feudalism, how many times were monarchies restored! So, in a sense, temporary restorations are usual and can hardly be avoided. Some countries have suffered major setbacks, and socialism appears to have been weakened. But the people have been tempered by the setbacks and have drawn lessons from them, and that will make socialism develop in a healthier direction. So don't panic, don't think that Marxism has disappeared, that it's not useful any more and that it has been defeated. Nothing of the sort!”


<Deng Xiaoping, Excerpts From Talks Given In Wuchang, Shenzhen, Zhuhai And Shanghai, 1992


>I think China is a socialist country, and Vietnam is a socialist nation as well. And they insist that they have introduced all the necessary reforms in order to motivate national development and to continue seeking the objectives of socialism. There are no fully pure regimes or systems. In Cuba, for instance, we have many forms of private property. We have hundreds of thousands of farm owners. In some cases they own up to 110 acres (some 150 hectares). In Europe they would be considered large landholders. Practically all Cubans own their own home and, what is more, we welcome foreign investment. But that does not mean that Cuba has stopped being socialist.


<Fidel Castro, Interview with La Stampa reporter Jas Gawronski, published 2nd of January, 1994


>"The modern factories that defeated the Germans in World War II had their origin in the many technical agreements signed with foreign firms […] By March 1930 the [USSR] had signed 104 contracts. Of the 104, 81 were with American or German companies […] Over 400 American engineers made the architectural drawings for the Magnitogorosk plant, the largest project in the First Five-Year Plan. […] In May 1930, McKee waws hired to supervise the construction as well. By 1931, 250 American engineers were working on the project […] McKee brought in engineers from General Electric to work on the huge electrical installation. New open-hearth furnaces were designed by the Freyn Company […] the American Morgan Engineering Company […] and the German Demag A-G.”


<Walter Dunn Jr., The Soviet Economy and the Red Army 1930-1945, 1995


>In speaking of the capitalists who strive only for profit, only to get rich, I do not want to say that these are the most worthless people, capable of nothing else. Many of them undoubtedly possess great organizing talent, which I do not dream of denying. We Soviet people learn a great deal from the capitalists.


<Stalin, Marxism Versus Liberalism, An Interview With H.G. Wells, 1934


>Get down to business, all of you! You will have capitalists beside you, including foreign capitalists, concessionaires and leaseholders. They will squeeze profits out of you amounting to hundreds per cent; they will enrich themselves, operating alongside of you. Let them. Meanwhile you will learn from them the business of running the economy, and only when you do that will you be able to build up a communist republic. Since we must necessarily learn quickly, any slackness in this respect is a serious crime. And we must undergo this training, this severe, stern and sometimes even cruel training, because we have no other way out.


<Lenin, The New Economic Policy, 1921


>The mainland will maintain the socialist system and not turn off onto the wrong road, the road to capitalism. One of the features distinguishing socialism from capitalism is that socialism means common prosperity, not polarization of income. The wealth created belongs first to the state and second to the people; it is therefore impossible for a new bourgeoisie to emerge. The amount that goes to the state will be spent for the benefit of the people, a small portion being used to strengthen national defence and the rest to develop the economy, education and science and to raise the people’s living standards and cultural level.

Since the downfall of the Gang of Four an ideological trend has appeared that we call bourgeois liberalization. Its proponents worship the “democracy” and “freedom” of the Western capitalist countries and reject socialism. This cannot be allowed. China must modernize; it must absolutely not liberalize or take the capitalist road, as countries of the West have done. Those proponents of bourgeois liberalization who have violated state law must be dealt with severely.

<Deng Xiaoping, Bourgeois Liberalization Means Taking The Capitalist Road, 1985


>China is not a free market economy. We tried. We let them into the World Trade Organization. We sent businesses over there. We made trade deals. They are a controlled top-down economy. You will never compete and win against them, unless you take back the means of production.


<Hillary Clinton, interview with Chatham House [now deleted from Youtube] (2021)


>China has found a way to use capitalism against us, and what I mean by that is the ability to attract investment into entities that are deeply linked to the state.


<Marco Rubio, interview with Face the Nation on Jan. 29, 2023


>Will it be possible for private property to be abolished at one stroke? No, no more than existing forces of production can at one stroke be multiplied to the extent necessary for the creation of a communal society. In all probability, the proletarian revolution will transform existing society gradually and will be able to abolish private property only when the means of production are available in sufficient quantity.


<Friedrich Engels, Principles of Communism, 1847


>Between capitalist and communist society there lies the period of the revolutionary transformation of the one into the other. Corresponding to this is also a political transition period in which the state can be nothing but the revolutionary dictatorship of the proletariat.


<Karl Marx, Critique of the Gotha Programme, 1875


>Those who make peaceful revolution impossible will make violent revolution inevitable.


<John Fitzgerald Kennedy, on the first anniversary of the Alliance for Progress, 13 March 1962


>Every demand of the simplest bourgeois financial reform, of the most ordinary liberalism, of the most formal republicanism, of the most shallow democracy, is simultaneously castigated as an "attempt on society" and stigmatized as "socialism". And finally the high priests of "religion and order" themselves are driven with kicks from their Pythian tripods, hauled out of their beds in the darkness of night, put in prison vans, thrown into dungeons or sent into exile; their temple is razed to the ground, their mouths are sealed, their pens broken, their law torn to pieces in the name of religion, of property, of the family, of order.


<Karl Marx, The Eighteenth Brumaire of Louis Bonaparte (1852)


>The Japanese elite knew their country to be one among many confronted by the dangers of conquest or subjection which they had faced in the course of a long history […] what is perhaps more important, the Japanese elite possessed a state apparatus and a social structure capable of controlling the movement of an entire society. To transform a country from above without risking either passive resistance, disintegration, or revolution is extremely difficult. The Japanese rulers were in the historically exceptional position of being able to mobilise a traditional mechanism of social obedience for the purposes of a sudden, radical, but controlled 'westernisation' […] the 'Meiji Restoration' […] a drastic 'revolution from above' […] The parallelism between Japan and Prussia has often been made. In both countries capitalism was formally installed not by bourgeois revolution [against feudal lords] but from above, by an old [feudal] bureaucratic-aristocratic order which recognised that its survival could not otherwise be assured.


<Eric Hobsbawm, Age of Capital (1848-1875), Chapter 8

>>2374640
>the leftist west
lmao how fucking deranged, that writer is legit insane. He needs institutionalization at best.

>>2374795
Yeah it's a nice collection of quotes but instead of actually disproving any of the criticisms or reconciling these theoretical contradictions it just amounts to "china is right and if you don't agree it's because you're a white leftcom"

Why are Chinese people so rape-averse?

Chinese documentary with English caption on the fall of the ussr

>>2374643
Yeah India will definitely do the needful, they love jews so moving Israel there would solve a lot of problems.


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