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@adidal

Indeed. But their moral compass is less of a concern for me than the fact that the shared property of communism is a harmful factor (in my opinion) to the quality of their proposed governments.

@realcaseyrollins

@zleap Hacked is a very strong word. The dude literally just typed in the standard signup link which had been removed from the main page... Its not hacking, its stupidity on the site maintainers part, nothing more.

According to the daily mail the new trump social media site was hacked and fake profiles created

dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1

if this is based on Mastodon, is this an older version or are there some genuine security concerns here that can affect other instances.

@realcaseyrollins on second look perhaps its less obvious than I first thought. One would have to calculate the actual slopws here to really say I suppose. It also isnt the best graph considering it is cut off a bit too early anyway.

@adidal

While it is certainly true there are many fgorms of communism, but definition being a communism ensures you have a very specific set of properties, and you **must** have this to qualify as a communism.

Therefore it is perfectly reasonable to say, and in my opinion correct, that any of the many flavors, if they happen to have the properties needed to qualify as communist, then that quality will ultimately lead to a much worse economy and quality of life than if that communistic property were not present.

@realcaseyrollins

@realcaseyrollins You are looking at the GDP, thats the wrong thing, you need to look at the rate of change of the GDP, the slow of the lines not their position.

@realcaseyrollins I am of the opinion that communism generally fails both economically and in terms of personal freedoms.

In the charts I provided you can clearly see that the rate of increase int he GDP is significantly higher post-communism than pre-communism for most of those countries.

@stux She is thinking right now "holy shit vampires are real and I just turned into one!"

@realcaseyrollins Perhaps, this is largely why I asked you what the indicators should be and then provided whatever that was.

@realcaseyrollins I really like the innovation they are going for here. Though the simplicity may prove to be fatal.

@realcaseyrollins

In that case here you go, a graph of previously communist countries showing GDP per capita. You can clearly see how the growth of GDP changed pre and post communism here as well as the cost of the transition itself.

@freemo That's a good question.

Cumulative wealth divided by the population and compared to median wealth? GDP? Growth of businesses?

I don't think disposable income should be the best indicator of a good economy, but rather the economy's ability to perform, grow and expand.

@Mikonos

You've effectively just given free advertising to Trump to block an instance that doesnt even exist on the fediverse yet and may never.

I totally get why you'd block such an instance, no one wants political spam from a politician. But can we at least wait until its more than just a rumor before we start giving Trump free advertising.

This is literally playing into his game.

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