Stakeholder Capitalism is the furthest thing from Communism. The working class will obviously not be in control. Some have called it neo-feudalism or techno-feudalism.
Was that just a clickbait headline? Or perhaps by Communism you meant to refer to the authoritarian aspect, which can occur (at varying degrees and different lengths of time) under pretty much any form of government except anarchy.
There are common motivations for those in power. I bet if you interviewed them carefully or studied their statements you would not find any real communistic or leftist impulses toward the common good among them, nor much study of the Chinese system or history. The Chinese however have studied western practices and even sent their people to western schools, but more importantly they have gradually all drifted to allowing more individual property and capitalism.
Another interesting convergence is their alleged social points system with western governments and corporationss movement toward incentivized/punitive control of behaviour. Some commentators deny such a thing exists, but plenty of leftist visionaries and marketing proponents would love it.
WE NEVE EVER FORGET WHAT THEY DID TO THE PEOPLE
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Stakeholder Capitalism is the furthest thing from Communism. The working class will obviously not be in control. Some have called it neo-feudalism or techno-feudalism.
Was that just a clickbait headline? Or perhaps by Communism you meant to refer to the authoritarian aspect, which can occur (at varying degrees and different lengths of time) under pretty much any form of government except anarchy.
Our transition to Stakeholder Capitalism is modelled upon China’s authoritarian version of Communism.
There are common motivations for those in power. I bet if you interviewed them carefully or studied their statements you would not find any real communistic or leftist impulses toward the common good among them, nor much study of the Chinese system or history. The Chinese however have studied western practices and even sent their people to western schools, but more importantly they have gradually all drifted to allowing more individual property and capitalism.
Another interesting convergence is their alleged social points system with western governments and corporationss movement toward incentivized/punitive control of behaviour. Some commentators deny such a thing exists, but plenty of leftist visionaries and marketing proponents would love it.