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posted by Khusraw, 31.05.2008, 02:07

> Are you not free to think now? Have you had forced brain surgery? Are you
> a prisoner, being tortured?
People who lack spirit of enterprise have found the socialism good, because being a paternalist system it cared for them. But many important burgeois don't have independent thinking (i.e. they don't think with their own mind). They employ counselors to think for them and live their life in a continuous party.

> We are free to to pursue religious and spiritual interests. Not so under
> your socialism.
In Romania people WERE free to pursue whatever religious and spiritual interest they wanted as long as this wasn't in contradiction with their position (social role). In the burgeoise society instead it is possible to have a position in total contradiction with the spiritual interests pursued. This is tragicomical.

> No censorship, all the world's knowledge and information available.
There is censorship! Most people don't like too much to inquire. They are happy with what reach them. If you did refer to inquiring, in the socialist society in which I lived all those who wanted to be informed had available "all the world's knowledge and information".

> > Do you like the books written by the burgeois, full of superficiality
> and distortion of truth?
>
> You obviously don't read much.
Or perhaps you read only that kind of books.

> > It is better when all things have a price of money?
>
> No. But complaining about it is an industry.
And how you qualify supporting this?

> So what? Was socialism different? If you say yes, you are either a liar or
> an idiot.
> Under socialism, the sharks went into the Parties to accumulate raw power.
> Under capitalism, we have to take an indirect route, first accumulating
> money, and then buying power. So what?
> And Romania was Heaven when Ceaucescu was God.
I'm not a nostalgic of the "socialist" society. This doesn't mean that I must be a sycophant of the abhorrent burgeoise society, like you are.

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