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Waste food in America... Soooo good.
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Never before has any state, much less the state of the Chinese Communist Party, been so bold as to control the agricultural sector.
didn't Mao make horrible changes that caused the worst famine ever
No, it wasn’t the worst famine in history, and Mao didn’t personally cause it. China had horrible famines every few years for Millennia, the fact that it happened once under socialism can’t be attributed to socialism. China hasn’t had any famine since, so historically Socialism has done a lot to end famine.
Imagine a machine that routinely breaks down. You take over maintenance for it, it breaks once more, then under your care never again. The story is that you finally fixed the machine, not that it broke down for the 100th time at the start of your tenure.
To reinforce your point:
Sauce.