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Is China socialist?
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this post was submitted on 19 Oct 2024
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What do you know about Nepal? They had an effective revolutionary movement and ended up compromising for “communists” in power of a still capitalist system.
I’m not ending the conversation. I was not attacking your suspicion of potential anti-China content (without actually watching it, mind you), but expanding the conversation into why you might not like when people talk about revisionism in other situations.
They did not compromise in that way. They had to work with who they needed in a united front. There is nothing wrong with that and it wasn't there fault that the results were mixed.
You should not have "expanded" the conversation with stuff that had nothing to do with the topic.