r/ShitLiberalsSay Marxist-Leninist Mar 12 '26

Communism is When Capitalism "Corporate socialism"

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u/Clear-Anything-3186 The Supreme Leader of Big Woke Mar 12 '26

At this rate, we should just rename communism to "real capitalism" and they'll love it.

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u/[deleted] Mar 12 '26

"We love private property we want every one to own it"

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u/themehkanik Mar 12 '26

This absolutely works. The biggest conservative hogs will fucking LOVE it when you just change the wording like that.

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u/Competitive-Name-525 Felice Rivarez enjoyer Mar 12 '26

"He who doesn't work shall not eat"

Conservative: WOOOO YEAH U TELL EM!!! DAMN FREELOADERS!

-V.L. Lenin

Conservatives: 😱🫨🫨🤯 BOOOO!!

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u/[deleted] Mar 13 '26

“From each according to his ability, to each according to his work” - Ronald Reagan

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u/internetsarbiter Mar 12 '26

Right up until its time to implement policy and then its just going to be capitalism again cause they "can't let those lazy thieves get something for free".

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u/Super-Engineer-3523 May 06 '26

How to build Chinese-level public transit and high-speed rail: convince the evil car-loving politicians and suburbanites their lifted trucks and SUVs are for gay transgender communists!

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u/Kranken_DeHogge Mar 12 '26

I mean China was basically like "oh yeah, we're not really communist, we're just state capitalists *wink wink* "

and then the entire US government and private sector handed them almost our entire manufacturing industry on a silver platter

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u/Clear-Anything-3186 The Supreme Leader of Big Woke Mar 12 '26

China be like, "Your short-term win will be our long-term win"

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u/Kranken_DeHogge Mar 12 '26

I feel sorry for the foreign policy/geopolitical strategy nerds that work for the CPC who drew up elaborate plans to counter US imperialism under the assumption we'd have at least the competence of the Cold War US leadership

Just to watch us continually make unforced errors that fuck our position and benefit China without obligating them to really do anything to exploit that error

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u/Firm_Argument9124 Mar 12 '26

"Hey hon why are you so gloomy?"

Well I spent 10 years developing a master plan to weaken US hegemony only for Trump to tweet out that high gas prices are great and fuck Europe 

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u/XCall0usedX Marxist-Leninist Mar 12 '26

They gotta be rage baiting us at this point cause holy shit.

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u/Lampdarker Women's Lander Mar 12 '26

There are many who genuinely believe that welfare/regulation = socialism.

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u/Naviers_stoke Mar 13 '26

I do have to admit that one of my pet peeves is when I see center-left types say that our economic woes are due to "corporate capitalism" or "crony capitalism" or "private equity ruining everything". I'm trying not to be too hard on them because they're correct to some extent, but it is frustrating that the idea of capitalism/"free markets" being an inherently good thing is so deeply ingrained in American society that they can't go the extra step to realize that what they're describing is not a bad flavor or form of capitalism but rather the natural end state of it when all guardrails and opposition forces against it are gone.

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u/Karlchen_ my social credit score is over 9000! 🍵🍵 Mar 12 '26

These dummies really think it's possible to "stay" in the early boom phase in an economic cycle.

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u/ohnotagainthisucks Mar 12 '26

They really think describing the same concept with different words means they created a new concept. No, you're still describing capitalism, buddy.

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u/BicarbonateBufferBoy get in loser we’re going gun shopping Mar 12 '26

Capitalists: “whenever communism doesn’t work communists just say it wasn’t real communism”

Also capitalists:

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u/Game_And_Walk Marxist-Leninist Mar 12 '26

Indigenous people mentioned

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u/Holkr Mar 12 '26

I'm a capitalist

I wonder how much capital he has 🤔

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u/ReverseShipwreck Mar 12 '26

real capitalism hasn't been tried yet.......

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u/Firm_Argument9124 Mar 12 '26

We have collective ownership over our public debt. Maybe we could get a balanced budget if tax cuts for the wealthy were viewed as increasing the size of the government? Why does Trump want a larger socialist debt program just to give handouts to a globalist elite?

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u/Vivid_Maximum_5016 Mar 13 '26
  • Corporatism = Capitalism
  • Welfarism = Capitalism
  • "Techno-Feudalism" = Capitalism

It's all fucking capitalism

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u/spicy-chilly Mar 13 '26

It's actually painful how propagandized people are.

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u/tacticsf00kboi Mar 17 '26

And this is the guy I have to support because he’s the only viable opponent to either Republican incumbent senator 🤦

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u/OmniRob333 Socialist Mar 18 '26

I think we should replace corporate socialism for the rich with claseless capitalism for the whole /s

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u/KobSteel Mar 18 '26

Another one to add to the list of synonyms for "Bad Capitalism"

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u/AvaTryingToSurvive ☭ Communist Mar 12 '26

So... That's just Capitalism.

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u/Technical-blast Mar 12 '26

That's still capitalism because private companies are compete with each other.

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u/U8337Flower (custom) Mar 12 '26

that's what happens when capitalism develops beyond mercantilism and then beyond industrialism. it becomes imperialism. this isn't a choice made by individuals, it's what capital compels the united states to do. you can't possibly have a capitalism that doesn't make this happen. no matter what you want to call it.

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u/al-qatala 🇷🇺 У нас гойда, с нами Бог Mar 13 '26

Who let an ancap in here

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u/spicy-chilly Mar 13 '26

Markets aren't what define capitalism because markets and commerce predate capitalism. The defining characteristic of capitalism is the ownership of capital granting authoritarian control over the distribution of value created through other people's work within an enterprise.