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    Handre
    @Handre
    Apr 15
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    Why Socialism Cannot Work. Ever. Mathematically.
    Article 6/27 Vienna. 1919. The Austro-Hungarian Empire has just collapsed. The war has been lost. The old order is gone, and what replaces it is not yet clear. Hungary has already fallen to a...
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    Handre
    @Handre
    8h
    This depends on what you mean by the term “cheap thinking”
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    Luke Gromen
    @LukeGromen
    8h
    .@swell_school recently asked me “Given what happened to people’s bodies when cheap calories became widely available, what do you think will happen to people’s brains as cheap thinking becomes widely available?” and I cannot stop thinking about it.
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    Handre
    @Handre
    8h
    Just made a post about that a couple of days ago. x.com/handre/status/…
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    Krzysztof Szczawinski 🇵🇱
    @Kristof_Poland
    10h
    Zawsze jeszcze ten mały dreszczyk emocji gdy to się dzieje, a chyba powinienem już się przyzwyczaić:) Ale tym razem to ważny post. Ważne żeby Zachód zrozumiał czym jest komunizm – Systemem kłamstwa.
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    Handre
    @Handre
    9h
    Every major famine of the 20th century happened under government control of food supply. The Soviet Holodomor (1932-33): 3.5-7 million dead in Ukraine while Stalin exported grain. The Great Leap Forward (1959-61): 15-55 million dead while Mao's cadres seized harvests and
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    Handre
    @Handre
    9h
    The Han emperor Wudi nationalized salt and iron in 119 BCE to fund his endless wars against the Xiongnu. Taxing private merchants wasn't fast enough. You understand the logic. What you also get to watch, across two centuries of imperial records, is the complete collapse of that
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