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this post was submitted on 23 Sep 2026
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Practical effects are more informative than theoretical readings. Study the countries that implemented it and how things ran. That gives the most practical and unbiased view.
You have to understand both. Understanding why communist parties took the actions they have and do today is critical for understanding the courses different socialist countries have gone through. Theory and practice mutually reinforce each other.
Of course, but i feel that knowing the premise and where those countries took their ideals from would be ideal to have a better view