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RAM
9th June 2003, 08:47
you want to install communism and then bring down capatalism from Africa by getting rid of Mugabe and his tugs?

Would you support that?
Vinny Rafarino
9th June 2003, 10:26
I think RAM that perhaps they have a bit too much on their plate right now.

However you can look at it from a hard-line view and consider that their populace is so vulnerable that the seed could be adequately planted. But again, the conditions present in this country and the lack of industrious resources make it a poor choice for socailist revolution.
kylie
9th June 2003, 12:49
I agree with COMRADE RAF, Zimbabwe is not yet developed enough economically. First what is needed is for capitalism to be properly implemented, so to improve means of production. The problems that occured after 1917 show that the capitalist stage of the economy is needed, and that premature revolution and the move to a socialist economy will fail unless the country reverts back to capitalism.
RAM
9th June 2003, 12:50
Ok then so it is a bad example!
Totalitarian
9th June 2003, 13:32
Aren't most African societies in a sort of primitive communism? Why do they need to become capitalist and then communist again?
RAM
9th June 2003, 14:33
It was just a thought! We must get rid of Mugabe and his tugs!
Umoja
9th June 2003, 21:26
I don't know Totalitarian, any place in the world with cities is usually capitalistic. They aren't economically developed, but they don't exist in a form of primative Communism.

I do believe Zimbabwe could survive under a Socialist regime though, the type of soft-socialism/Soft-Capitalism that many nations use. That would seem to be the best economic alternative.
Vinny Rafarino
10th June 2003, 02:33
The closest to Communism would be the extreme tribal communities (bushmen) and they have no industry at all...But I do agree that the state of affairs in quite a few of these countries is deplorable RAM
RAM
10th June 2003, 20:21
I find it quite sad
Vinny Rafarino
12th June 2003, 04:52
Quote: from RAM on 8:21 pm on June 10, 2003
I find it quite sad

Good news though RAM...It looks like his days are numbered. Check out this link.

http://www.worldpress.org/Africa/1136.cfm

When Mugambe falls please do not go back to the number game threads brutha.