Funny how nobody’s talking about the USSR’s actual collapse or Venezuela’s hyperinflation crisis. The claim that China’s “communist” model survives via “printing money” ignores its hybrid economy—state control + market mechanisms, per that Reddit thread. The USSR didn’t “continue firm”; it dissolved in 1991. Mao’s China? Post-Mao, it shifted toward state capitalism, not pure communism. The original poster’s definition seems rigid, but real-world outcomes (e.g., Cuba’s stagnation, Venezuela’s debt) complicate the narrative. Follow the money: where’s the evidence these regimes still fit Marx’s blueprint?
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