Proletariat dictatorship

[kinkerbel]

Had a Justin Trudeau uprising. Now i am a proletariat dictatorship. I had a liberal goverment for the entire game and have pops that work best with it.
Should i try to revert back to a democracy or just go with the flow and roleplay communist canada? Are there any benefits from being a Proletariat dictatorship?
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1483434221

[zeitbauer]

go to monarchy. democracy isn't invented until 2073, and even then in a small town in japan where some zen monks are still playing sim city...

[soiglotreekavicator]

really prole dictatorship does nothing, it's better to be a democracy to get juicy immigration

[ZastavaArms_Tavish]

Originally posted by zeitbauer:

go to monarchy. democracy isn't invented until 2073, and even then in a small town in japan where some zen monks are still playing sim city...

what

[zeitbauer]

Originally posted by ZastavaArms_Tavish:

Originally posted by zeitbauer:

go to monarchy. democracy isn't invented until 2073, and even then in a small town in japan where some zen monks are still playing sim city...

what

what'zup. you never knew that democracy doesn't exist as a polititic? that it's still an experiment? ask a socialist if democracy is worth anything. to hell with 1848.

[Symovik]

Originally posted by kinkerbel:

Are there any benefits from being a Proletariat dictatorship?

Ofc, your people is finally free.

[MT Foxtrot]

>any benefits from being a prole dictatorship
Free starvation for all.

[what am i doing]

Originally posted by Orso Rosso:

Originally posted by kinkerbel:

Are there any benefits from being a Proletariat dictatorship?

Ofc, your people is finally free.

... to starve, and be murdered by thugs in uniform.

[zeitbauer]

spagh and it's, so true. dictatorship by the people is always about the idealists-should-be-in-charge cause they think the right thoughts.

[what am i doing]

It is not generally dictatorship by the people anyways, but by a small party elite (often advised by you-know-who).

[soiglotreekavicator]

Originally posted by It's Okay To Be White:

It is not generally dictatorship by the people anyways, but by a small party elite (often advised by you-know-who).

voldemort?

[76561198051514398]

Communism rules.

[76561198051514398]

Originally posted by Spaghettini Mussolini:

>any benefits from being a prole dictatorship
Free starvation for all.

Access to food became easier under Socialism in the case of almost all Socialist nations in the 20th century.

Plus healthcare, housing, infrastructure, education, etc.

Capitalist Cuba was basically a giant prostitution/gambling den where your average person toiled in a field and lived in a shack.

Socialist Cuba doubled domestic living conditions in a few years and literally became known for exporting some of the best Doctors in the world.

[76561198051514398]

Originally posted by Spaghettini Mussolini:

>any benefits from being a prole dictatorship
Free starvation for all.

Also, ironically, most examples of people starving in " Socialist nations " comes from the Capitalist periods of such nations.

For example, access to goods and food only became a massive issue in the Soviet Union during the 1980's when the country started transitioning to a Capitalist system.

Venezuela(Whose economy is 70% privately owned so a Capitalist nation by all means) gets its inflation issue from the laissez faire policies of the Capitalist governments prior to the 1990's. Chavez's Socialist policies and nationalization were the only thing that kept the country afloat as long as it has.

One of the most famous images of " Shortages in the Soviet Union " is a photo from Capitalist Lithuania after it left the Soviet Union.

[ZastavaArms_Tavish]

Originally posted by ShowerRoomAtPennState:

Originally posted by Spaghettini Mussolini:

>any benefits from being a prole dictatorship
Free starvation for all.

Also, ironically, most examples of people starving in " Socialist nations " comes from the Capitalist periods of such nations.

For example, access to goods and food only became a massive issue in the Soviet Union during the 1980's when the country started transitioning to a Capitalist system.

>what is the holodomor

[zeitbauer]

Originally posted by It's Okay To Be White:

It is not generally dictatorship by the people anyways, but by a small party elite (often advised by you-know-who).

totallly. i was being 'ironic', but i'm glad you clarified this for the true believers. socialism is just monarchy without the church.