Americans, and people living in American colonies, also have first-hand experien...

varjag · on June 13, 2019

You sort of prove my point. And don't generalize people suffering from bouts of anti-Americanism to all Americans or all the West.

low_poly_shiba · on June 13, 2019

I'm not sure I understand how I "prove your point".

Why are "victims of communism" allowed to generalize from their experience, while "victims of capitalism" are not?

varjag · on June 14, 2019

I never called myself a victim, and neither you are one. I know how places like China work, and it was you who asked me how do I know it.

Karunamon · on June 13, 2019

Because "communism" is both an economic and a political ideology, while "capitalism" is only an economic one.

And before the nitpicking starts, I'm well aware that monied interests can influence democratic politics. That does not make an economic system a political system. It would be like calling democracy an economic system.