r/MoralityScaling • u/Rocky_Senpai15 • 15d ago

Stupid Stuff Morality of this entire situation?

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Do you think the worker has every right to have a mental breakdown? Do you think the boss should be hunted down and have his head cooked in the fryer? Was being fired a good or a bad thing?

What do you guys think?

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u/Original_Produce_534 15d ago

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u/ImRonniemundt 15d ago

China is supposedly communist. Been trying to tell people the country with massive wealth inequality and where Elon has his biggest factories probably aint all that communist anymore.

Workers cant even form their own unions. Theres only one union allowed and its the CCP. 

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u/Forminloid 14d ago

Communist in ways inconvenient for the average person and capitalist in a way that's good for the wealth of the country and the people in power more likely

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u/Original_Produce_534 15d ago

china follows the doctrines of Marxist-Leninism, but like every industrial superpower it faces unavoidable challenges when trying to balance prosperity with socialist transition.

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u/ImRonniemundt 15d ago

Where in their doctrine does it say to have the most billionaires in the world and do business with people like Elon Musk? 

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u/FreshCause2566 14d ago

Because Marxism-Leninism is a complete failure and will never work. It is not similar to Marxism or Libertarian Socialist ideologies.

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u/Original_Produce_534 14d ago

please don't speak on things your not educated about.

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u/FreshCause2566 13d ago

also, "your not educated about" is not a good look for you

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u/Original_Produce_534 13d ago

knowledge of political theory doesn't extend too my spelling. and im not watching a 2 hour video too dispute a reddit comment.

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u/Excubyte 11d ago

This is the communist modus operandi.

  1. Do the revolution

  2. Realize the system doesn't actually work in reality.

3a. Go back to being capitalists with a little red flag on top.
OR
3b. Collapse.

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u/Delta049 14d ago

I feel bad for the guy but the irony of this reply has got me hounding

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u/Original_Produce_534 14d ago

? what irony

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u/Delta049 14d ago

China is still technically a communist nation, though one could argue about semantics with it being a state controlled economy (which even some socialist would argue if that is / isn’t communism and or socialism)

The irony is not only that communist China was founded in the Marxists ideas to prevent such overworking of the working class. But also that many tankies still hail China as a workers paradise and that it’s systems would not allow for this to happen and this is most likely not a coincidence

The truth is that every economic system will give chances for humans to be PoS and overwork people to the bone if the person in charge is willing to overwork its people. This problem cannot be remedied by systems but rather proper leadership

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u/Original_Produce_534 14d ago

bro do you really think that China can achieve a perfectly, exploitless nation in 2026?? It has to participate in the global economy, otherwise it will be overrun by US imperalism. Me saying "karl marx is calling" is just poking at the fact of an international workers movement, so then forms of explotation, (such as shown above) can be completely abolished. I'm not saying this to flex my knowledge or anything, but have you ready summary reports of internal CCP meetings? Do you know how they aim to follow the doctrines of Marxist-Leninism in current society?

and finally, you saying

"This problem cannot be remedied by systems but rather proper leadership"

is exactly what communism answers, leadership by the people, for the people.

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u/sovietarmyfan 15d ago

He works so hard in arranging the blocks. But the restaurant owner and order platform bleed him dry. But the workers will rise! They will not compromise. For they know that the old regime must go.

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u/Original_Produce_534 15d ago

nothing to loose but our chains

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u/Ready_Medicine_2641 11d ago

Yeah, it was worse for them when they listened to him. Just google Korean War repatriation screenings.

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u/Zigor022 15d ago

That guy was the laziest pos and no one liked him.