My take on the "is China communist or capitalist" is very simple, China are operating with whatever economic mode of production is most competitive in a world where imperialism exist, while keeping fundamental political control in the hands of the proletariat. If China really was a capitalist country inside and out, you wouldn't have all these rightist bourgeoisie media outlets like Murdoch throwing shade at China with such fervor.
Totally Anti-Marxist. You should know that the economic mode of production deeply effects the socio-political system of a given country. Have you ever considered that Imperialists have rival Imperialists, like during the First World War? This is the same case.
Correct, Deng Xiaoping was a revisionist and opportunist who completely forgot about class contradiction and imperialism, instead turning his nation into a Capitalist state.
In a way, you could say that. However, I think that in helping to develop our revolutionary theory, we must fundimentally look at the People's Republic of China as an example of what not to do when building Socialism.
My take on the "is China communist or capitalist" is very simple, China are operating with whatever economic mode of production is most competitive in a world where imperialism exist, while keeping fundamental political control in the hands of the proletariat. If China really was a capitalist country inside and out, you wouldn't have all these rightist bourgeoisie media outlets like Murdoch throwing shade at China with such fervor.
Totally Anti-Marxist. You should know that the economic mode of production deeply effects the socio-political system of a given country. Have you ever considered that Imperialists have rival Imperialists, like during the First World War? This is the same case.
Is Deng a revisionist in your view? Otherwise I'm not following what angle you are trying to get at.
Correct, Deng Xiaoping was a revisionist and opportunist who completely forgot about class contradiction and imperialism, instead turning his nation into a Capitalist state.
So you came here just to tell us China is capitalist?
In a way, you could say that. However, I think that in helping to develop our revolutionary theory, we must fundimentally look at the People's Republic of China as an example of what not to do when building Socialism.