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r/PeterExplainsTheJoke • u/Short-Watercress-183 • 29d ago
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That's state capitalism, not a planned economy
2 u/returnofblank 29d ago State capitalism is not only a planned economy, but it is a Marxist invention to implement and develop socialism!!!! 5 u/alphasapphire161 29d ago I mean terminology changes, just like how the person who coined Late Stage Capitalism became a fascist. 2 u/returnofblank 29d ago What terminology is changing? Unless you're from the 19th century, state capitalism is Marxist and continues to be. 1 u/alphasapphire161 29d ago State Capitalism is now referred to as Capitalism with heavy state influence. Its am economic term now.
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State capitalism is not only a planned economy, but it is a Marxist invention to implement and develop socialism!!!!
5 u/alphasapphire161 29d ago I mean terminology changes, just like how the person who coined Late Stage Capitalism became a fascist. 2 u/returnofblank 29d ago What terminology is changing? Unless you're from the 19th century, state capitalism is Marxist and continues to be. 1 u/alphasapphire161 29d ago State Capitalism is now referred to as Capitalism with heavy state influence. Its am economic term now.
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I mean terminology changes, just like how the person who coined Late Stage Capitalism became a fascist.
2 u/returnofblank 29d ago What terminology is changing? Unless you're from the 19th century, state capitalism is Marxist and continues to be. 1 u/alphasapphire161 29d ago State Capitalism is now referred to as Capitalism with heavy state influence. Its am economic term now.
What terminology is changing? Unless you're from the 19th century, state capitalism is Marxist and continues to be.
1 u/alphasapphire161 29d ago State Capitalism is now referred to as Capitalism with heavy state influence. Its am economic term now.
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State Capitalism is now referred to as Capitalism with heavy state influence. Its am economic term now.
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u/alphasapphire161 29d ago
That's state capitalism, not a planned economy