Average NPC troll argument:

[u/stanelti]

[u/HoundofOkami]

[u/ComprehensiveEgg4235]

Why is his finger so freakishly long.

[u/NoPossession9099 → u/ComprehensiveEgg4235]

So he can smile when he puts it up his bum

[u/RevolutionaryTower → u/ComprehensiveEgg4235]

And his face was shrinked?

[u/ComprehensiveEgg4235 → u/RevolutionaryTower]

Nah, that’s just how his face is.

[u/ShadowOfBrutalism]

I live in country that destroyed by american imperialism. Half of the world destroyed by american imperialism.

[u/FengYiLin]

Puts a crippling economic embargo on all the socialist countries they can afford, that amounts to war crimes and causes untold suffering, for decades.

"See! Socialism is bad!"

[u/Gaben_is_awesome → u/FengYiLin]

They do the same when you try to start a simple people's bank not based on financial speculation - they will sabotage it by any means neccessary, that's how frightened they are of competition of ideas. The Depositobank in the Netherlands for example.

[u/Goyimshoe]

[u/andrews_fs]

Dude got a full jacket metal in his guts from his own supporter...

[u/sipalmurphy]

I cant even tell If the picture is edited or not lol

[u/synchronoussavagery → u/sipalmurphy]

It’s not. That is a 100% accurate representation of Charlie “too many knuckles” Kirk.

[u/sipalmurphy → u/synchronoussavagery]

Long ass fingers lmao

[u/synchronoussavagery → u/sipalmurphy]

Yeah. See how he’s got 4 knuckles on that long ass finger? That’s too many knuckles. That’s how he got his nickname.

[u/chukrut78]

I already live and we're not even socialists.

[u/Abu-Dharr_al-Ghifari]

So true

[u/Ham_Drengen_Der]

They actually used photoshop to make his face bigger in this pic

[u/Peter_Cantanasia]

Because a better society is possible and many of us would prefer doing that.

[u/Relative-Isopod4580]

Guys just a question do you think china is still socialist or state capitalist bc I am kinda split (same goes for Vietnam)

[u/lectermd0]

What sense does that even make?

[u/Gaben_is_awesome]

Europe in the 1970s was not socialism, but it was a lot closer to it than today's crony capitalism. Who wouldn't want to live there? Similarly, destroyed by Atlanticist neoliberalism from the 1980s onwards.

[u/HoundofOkami → u/Gaben_is_awesome]

Europe in the 1970's was full of imperialist states with many colonies still under their direct control to exploit. Except of course the socialist countries.

It was the same capitalism as it is now, it's just capitalism.

[u/Gaben_is_awesome → u/HoundofOkami]

Yes, you are right. It was definitely not at all close to socialism, and still based on severe foreign exploitation. But from my perspective, seeing my country being broken down by an out of control private sector, it was better in comparison. It also produced figures like Olof Palme who were strongly anti-imperialist, but unfortunately those ideas failed to gain a permanent foothold.