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The liberal status quo inevitably leads to fascism. This shit doesn't happen in Cuba, Vietnam, or China because they dont let capitalism stop them from addressing societal problems.
Well you could say they start with an authoritarian regime that doesn't do well with things like human rights to begin with if they don't go to fascism it's because they have a system that has, for a large part, most of the same downsides.
lmao talking about human rights when we have the highest prison population in the world. Have you ever felt like you had influence on the state's actions? The average cuban has, in their lifetime, been able to help write their own constitution, and then vote for it by referendum. The average Chinese feels their government represents their interests.
We, do not. I'm not American. The US to me is an absurd place where wealth gets way too much power and respect.