A Chinese Scrutiny

27 Jul, 2008  |  Written by lucky  |  under General

Dear Readers

satirizing and stereotyping communists is one of my greatest passions….. i dedicate this post to china, which happens to be one of the few remaining communist states in the world today, and would like to focus on their economy…. communism is supposed to be an ideology that seeks to establish a classless, stateless social organization based on common ownership of the means of production….. in other words, the labour class r supposed to be the most valued persons of society….

i see absolutely no reason why there should be no difference between an uneducated labourer and an entrepreneur whose got brains to make more money than most people…. i mean come on, give the guy some credit for his brains man…. he’s got the brains, so let him make his money….. u communists are depriving him of his right to make money!

one of the most annoying habits i think of communist regimes is that of manifesting under the form of a single, self-perpetuating party. where’s the equal, classless, stateless society that communists rant about all the time? i mean if communists believe in equality, why the hell is there single party rule? see, i told u communists are nitwits. they end up contradicting their own
ideology! ruddy paradoxical cretins..

china is among the few communist states of the world… the traditional chinese economy happened to be socialist styled… thankfully, the chinese seemed to have locally produced some brains (ofcourse, they are the largest population, maybe they dont have 2 many people with brains, but surely there will be a few among those approximately 1,321,802,000 people)…. now the reason i say they seem to have acquired brains is cause they decided to have some economic reforms… ya, they realized it, later than most people though, that a socialist economy sucks….

the socialist economy is one which promises employment to all able and willing to work and job-security with virtually lifelong tenure. thankfully, the few chinese ppl with brains, who happened to be the reformers realized what a stupid idea a socialist economy is. the labour market was absolutely unproductive because industries were frequently overstaffed to fulfill socialist goals and job-security reduced workers’ incentive to work. this socialist policy was called (rather pejoratively) the iron rice bowl…. ya, this kind of a socialist styled economy would work if prostitution were the backbone of the economy, since u can still earn even if u dont have much job skill (which in the case of prostitution happens to be sexuality and some knowledge of the kama sutra)…. also, their aint many prospects of promotions, wage increments, performance commissions and the likes … that would suit a testosterone-fuelled industry like prostitution just fine…. also, if the entire chinese population were to become prostitutes, the national budget makers could cancel funding for education and save loads of cash that way (but then they would be accused of following capitalism)… so if china were to continue with a socialist economy, the only way they would actually benefit from their socialist styled economy would be if china were to become the largest brothel on earth! the prostitution industry surely wud thrive in china if they ever tried turning the enitre country into one big brothel….

but they didnt make prostitution the base of their economy…. they rather chose 2 abandon the traditional socialist economy and reformed it… the few chinese people with brains realized the disadvantages…. these disadvantages include:
1. as i mentioned above, they would cut on education funding and would eventually end up being accused of following capitalism even if the left over cash was used for other purposes for the country… communists are known to be hardline… so im sure the consequence of following capitalism in a communist nation like china would be pretty harsh…
2. china does not produce enough condoms… so if the entire country were made a brothel, this would add to their already miserable population woes… and the following number of HIV positive patients would create another major problem…
3. chinese economy relies heavily on exports of its local products…. thats cause of the cheap chinese labour (perhaps the only advantage a socialist economy offers, i mean nearly everything is “MADE IN CHINA”)…. now if china were to make prostitution the backbone of its economy, there really isnt much scope for export….
4. the americans would probably declare war on china if prostitution were to be made the base of chinese economy…. as it is, the americans are pissed with countries like india and china since major corporations started outsourcing their various operations to countries like india and china… due to this, outsourcing has resulted in dire consequences for the american workforce which has pissed the americans off terribly… now if china were to be made the prostitution hub of the world… definitely some smartass american entrepreneur would start outsourcing prostitution… and the rest of the american entrepreneurs who are always looking for ways to make profits (specially after the decline of the value of the dollar) will follow suit…. the americans would definitely declare war on China if this were to happen (atleast until bush’s tenure is over)!

now im not surprised the americans are seriously pissed with them chinese. rumour has it that in a few years this will be a likely scenario: a kid reads “MADE IN USA” or “PRODUCT OF USA” on some product, and he goes like “USA?? never heard of that. must be a village in China.”

so to conclude, the chinese have made some reforms to their economy, which makes it lesser like the traditional socialist economy. but its created a problem for the rest of the world, since “MADE IN CHINA” can be seen everywhere! “MADE IN CHINA” are the cheapest products around. that creates a problem since nobody’s buying goods produced in other countries… outsourcing is another major problem created by china… the decision of the International Olympic Committee to hold the 2008 Olympics in Beijing, China happened to be another kind of outsourcing… just that the world didnt realize it! hopefully, the chinese should face some uncontrollable inflation, and their export market should collapse (maybe for the greater good, or just for the heck of it)

Yours Ludicrously

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3 Responses so far | Have Your Say!

  1. admin  |  July 30th, 2008 at 11:48 am #

    ludicrously, u talk about chinese being the largest communinist nation. but as u urself realise it one point, this very downside (bcz a capitalist is only cunsidered successful today) is somewhere the reason for its success. pull down costs so much, make plenty of labour available. now i dont agree sumwhre that these people arent smart. i mean luk at indians. craftsmen, artisans, farmers… large production levels but no big education backgrounds. yet indian edu is world reputed. but the country relies on this uneducated “aam aadmi” to stand on its feet. manpower/population will always be cunsidered as a resource and not a burden for the country and they will continue to achieve in coming times and will make sure to make their presence felt on the tags of big products because they hav proved this form of governance, even if funny, can turn the eyes of the world to look upto them as producer no# 1. well written tho.

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  2. lucky  |  July 30th, 2008 at 1:05 pm #

    thanks 4 the appreciation yaar. i agree with u, its the simple man that makes a country strong. but i disagree on one point. u hav said “…..will make sure to make their presence felt on the tags of big products because they hav proved this form of governance, even if funny, can turn the eyes of the world to look upto them as producer no# 1″. my viewpoint is that its not the communist government that makes them producer no1. the chinese are communist, but their economy certainly is not. if we look at 2 of the largest business hubs in china (hong kong and macau), both of them are very autonomous in many respects, and this autonomy has enabled them 2 be very capitalist with their economy and as a result develop greatly. they maintain their own legal system, police force, monetary system, customs policy, immigration policy and delegates to international organizations and events. though i agree that china is now a major power in the world today, it certainly is not because they are communist. all the development that has taken place in china is due to their economic reforms which has made the economy less communist.

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  3. Shivani  |  August 1st, 2008 at 5:16 am #

    Well written,once again buddy…oh everyone knows how anti-communist u are,lol!

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