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I'm a socialist in a post war European sense,
So youre a socdem
I'm a socialist in a post war European sense,
So youre a socdem
We're not talking about the Soviet Union we're talking about pacifism
No, because I don't think it would work now, my point is I have certain principles, and I go from there, and judge different situations differently. I'm not gonna put a specific label on myself and then have to defend Things I don't necessarily believe in.
You wern't "talking" about pacifism, just slandering my position calling it "rediculous" no argument was made, so there's really nothing to talk about.
I don't know how you get that sense. If you look through this thread, for example at the top of this very page, you'll see that, despite the obvious fact that life in a community that's under siege is more difficult than life in a similarly-developed community that's not under siege,
I've been willing to accept my opponent's measures of success even though they don't take that into account. And lo, Cuba improved relative to the rest of the hemisphere, particularly before the market-oriented reforms.
Yes, it can, because socialism in general would be global socialism, and thus no hostile foreign reaction.
In the meantime, each socialist revolution mitigates the effects of that reaction by increasing the size of the socialist trade and mutual defense bloc.
And while that bloc may be doomed to defeat as long as there is interference,
What siege??? The capitalists sold the socialists the ropes, so to speak.
Cuba was always a wealthy country and advanced when compared to fellow countries in the carribean and central America.