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[–] axont@hexbear.net 34 points 1 year ago

That local level split that socialist countries tend to do is very, very good. Farmers in China for instance express a ton of regional autonomy and have different laws regarding land ownership and use. It reminds me of how chuds try to defend the electoral college, saying it functions basically as a divide between rural and urban people, but in effect it's just stupid