1409 pts ยท April 1, 2015
It was actual socialism by definition of the word.The means of production belonged to the state, economy was planned and governed by state organs, people had no private property.And socialism inevitably, by it's intrinsic properties is economically inefficient and politically oppressive. Prone to bureaucratization and corruption.Each and every socialist state has demonstrated that.All that "they did it wrong" so popular among western leftists is a no true scotsman fallacy.
IDK how did they solve the issue. And frankly, I am not interested. Maybe the requirement has being removed. Though I doubt that, as automotive industry is quite conservative.
As socialist as it gets in practice.And no, I am not interested in theoretical speculations of what socialism should or could be. Only in experimental proof of the theory. Which... inevitably produces a shithole.
Last time I checked, steering and brakes legally where required to have a mechanical connection all the way through. The rule was set when electronics was considered less reliable than mechanics. And frankly, loss of electric power is still a considerable risk, even if electronics itself is quite reliable nowadays.
I grew up in Soviet Union, and as you correctly noted, it was a shithole.
No true Scotsman, right.
Really? Karl Friedrich Benz got quite famous. For building first car. And made it into a business that is still going strong over 100 years later.
If you know any of history, the automotive industry is the best example of triumph of capitalism over socialism. None of the socialist countries was ever on par with capitalists on designing and building consumer cars. And frankly, most of the population of socialist countries are too poor to afford a car. Source: born and grew up in a socialist country.
It seems that battleaxe shape would make moar sense
Looks great.Are these hardened?
Com, mister TalibanTurn over Bin LadenColin Powell Gonna drop the bomb
Combined with a certain scifi and horror movies that is definitely a nightmare fuel.
I once was in the zoo where the elephant could reach it's trunk over the fence barely so much the visitors could give it some treats. Everyone knows about "don't feed the animals", but naturally who could resist the 4" snout scrabbling over the fence? I gave it an apple (most of the people did). The breath coming out of that hose was hot and wet. And the force it pulled the apple out of my hand... the elephants force.
Also I think the movie owes much of its success to music pieces by Gershwin brothers. IDK if the modern remake can match that. They could adapt the scores to modern mass culture. But would it fly?
I don't think the audience who is into such thing woild appreciate rap or hiphop. And vise versa.
People who drink wine for taste, not to get wasted? :)My glass of Borges Madeira 5 Years Medium Sweet sends regards!
And it was the producer of the kit
that was fun. But I fail to imagine who could be a new Fred AstraireIt seems that the whole genre is ded
It was smth like Shall we dansu
And Shall we dance was a great movie.
congrats
neck = broken
Dirt floor huts even today. The world is large and diverse.
Also a straw man. It is not what I said.
Two hundred years ago people where living in huts with a dirt floors, where malnourished and cold and where dying from all kinds of the disease. And plenty of them where happy.Don't be such a spoiled brat and appreciate the things you have.
Sorry for him
Why is she lying in bed? Is she ill? Poor thing.
* beast hazard
The airliner, even a smaller one, is much less responsive whan a small plane or a fighter plane, especially the computer games one.Also she is doing quite a large but very short inputs. The inertia of the aircraft won't allow it to react drastically to such a short input.
PE is recyclable. The question is, is it actually collected and recycled. When the jugs, bottles and bags are thrown into trash, bags are definitely more nature friendly.
It was actual socialism by definition of the word.
The means of production belonged to the state, economy was planned and governed by state organs, people had no private property.
And socialism inevitably, by it's intrinsic properties is economically inefficient and politically oppressive. Prone to bureaucratization and corruption.
Each and every socialist state has demonstrated that.
All that "they did it wrong" so popular among western leftists is a no true scotsman fallacy.
IDK how did they solve the issue. And frankly, I am not interested. Maybe the requirement has being removed. Though I doubt that, as automotive industry is quite conservative.
As socialist as it gets in practice.
And no, I am not interested in theoretical speculations of what socialism should or could be. Only in experimental proof of the theory. Which... inevitably produces a shithole.
Last time I checked, steering and brakes legally where required to have a mechanical connection all the way through. The rule was set when electronics was considered less reliable than mechanics. And frankly, loss of electric power is still a considerable risk, even if electronics itself is quite reliable nowadays.
I grew up in Soviet Union, and as you correctly noted, it was a shithole.
No true Scotsman, right.
Really? Karl Friedrich Benz got quite famous. For building first car. And made it into a business that is still going strong over 100 years later.
If you know any of history, the automotive industry is the best example of triumph of capitalism over socialism. None of the socialist countries was ever on par with capitalists on designing and building consumer cars. And frankly, most of the population of socialist countries are too poor to afford a car. Source: born and grew up in a socialist country.
It seems that battleaxe shape would make moar sense
Looks great.
Are these hardened?
Com, mister Taliban
Turn over Bin Laden
Colin Powell
Gonna drop the bomb
Combined with a certain scifi and horror movies that is definitely a nightmare fuel.
I once was in the zoo where the elephant could reach it's trunk over the fence barely so much the visitors could give it some treats. Everyone knows about "don't feed the animals", but naturally who could resist the 4" snout scrabbling over the fence? I gave it an apple (most of the people did). The breath coming out of that hose was hot and wet. And the force it pulled the apple out of my hand... the elephants force.
Also I think the movie owes much of its success to music pieces by Gershwin brothers. IDK if the modern remake can match that. They could adapt the scores to modern mass culture. But would it fly?
I don't think the audience who is into such thing woild appreciate rap or hiphop. And vise versa.
People who drink wine for taste, not to get wasted? :)
My glass of Borges Madeira 5 Years Medium Sweet sends regards!
And it was the producer of the kit
that was fun. But I fail to imagine who could be a new Fred Astraire
It seems that the whole genre is ded
It was smth like Shall we dansu
And Shall we dance was a great movie.
congrats
neck = broken
Dirt floor huts even today. The world is large and diverse.
Also a straw man. It is not what I said.
Two hundred years ago people where living in huts with a dirt floors, where malnourished and cold and where dying from all kinds of the disease. And plenty of them where happy.
Don't be such a spoiled brat and appreciate the things you have.
Sorry for him
Why is she lying in bed? Is she ill? Poor thing.
* beast hazard
The airliner, even a smaller one, is much less responsive whan a small plane or a fighter plane, especially the computer games one.
Also she is doing quite a large but very short inputs. The inertia of the aircraft won't allow it to react drastically to such a short input.
PE is recyclable. The question is, is it actually collected and recycled. When the jugs, bottles and bags are thrown into trash, bags are definitely more nature friendly.