Capitalism will save this world
- Thread starter Angstrom
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A great man once said,
"Ideas are more powerful than guns.
We would not let our enemies have guns, why should we let them have ideas?" - Joseph Stalin
To him the enemy was the Proletariat.
There is no innovation or even an incentive to be creative and innovate in the world you dream of. It's an industrial world of standardization.
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I think Colleges and Universities should practice what they are preaching, classify the students on their intellect and party standing, march undesirable and under preforming students out before and after classes and do manual labor until they are exhausted.
World government's have poured trillions of dollars into the global economy to keep the wheels turning.
The US alone is over $3 trillion.
Come on free enterprise!
We're all getting sick of the socialism doing all the heavy lifting.
Be careful of what you wish for:
At UN Human Rights Council, 53 countries back China's draconian Hong Kong crackdown
Fifty-three countries at the U.N. Human Rights Council, led by Cuba, came out in support of China’s national security law this week -- a law that has formed the basis of the communist regime’s latest crackdown on the people of Hong Kong.
Dueling statements were read out in the Council Tuesday in support and against the national security law. According to Axios, Cuba read out a statement in favor of the law backed by 52 other countries, while the U.K. read out a statement against it, representing itself and 26 other countries.
HUNDREDS ARRESTED IN HONG KONG AFTER CHINA IMPOSES NEW NATIONAL SECURITY LAW
Chinese state media Xinhua reported that the Cuban statement said the law was beneficial for Hong Kong’s prosperity and stability, and guarantees that Hong Kong residents can exercise their freedom in a “safe environment.”
The law criminalizes anti-government movements, and is targeted at pro-democracy protesters in Hong Kong who have pushed back against Beijing’s incursions on freedoms in the territory -- which is supposed to be ruled on the principle of “one country, two systems.”
The law punishes crimes of secession, subversion, terrorism and collusion with foreign forces with up to life in prison.
At UN Human Rights Council, 53 countries back China's draconian Hong Kong crackdown
Fifty-three countries at the U.N. Human Rights Council, led by Cuba, came out in support of China’s national security law this week -- a law that has formed the basis of the communist regime’s latest crackdown on the people of Hong Kong.
Dueling statements were read out in the Council Tuesday in support and against the national security law. According to Axios, Cuba read out a statement in favor of the law backed by 52 other countries, while the U.K. read out a statement against it, representing itself and 26 other countries.
HUNDREDS ARRESTED IN HONG KONG AFTER CHINA IMPOSES NEW NATIONAL SECURITY LAW
Chinese state media Xinhua reported that the Cuban statement said the law was beneficial for Hong Kong’s prosperity and stability, and guarantees that Hong Kong residents can exercise their freedom in a “safe environment.”
The law criminalizes anti-government movements, and is targeted at pro-democracy protesters in Hong Kong who have pushed back against Beijing’s incursions on freedoms in the territory -- which is supposed to be ruled on the principle of “one country, two systems.”
The law punishes crimes of secession, subversion, terrorism and collusion with foreign forces with up to life in prison.
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Can't speak to Canaduh, but we have a history of treating secession and terrorism rather harshly.
SCoC says secession is legal and you can openinly attack Canadian infrastructure with zero consequences.
They hit #1 in 1971 with Indian Reservation (The Lament Of The Cherokee Reservation Indian)