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Dennock wrote:

Actually that statement calls for as much decentralization as possible, putting power in the hands of the states, not some elitist central government.

Maybe this is nihilist, but yeah- show me an example where "as much decenteralization as possible" applied to socialism in the real world. For all the words socialists like to use, history has no evidence of a "working" model for.

Decenteralism only works for an efficient model (capitalism, doi) otherwise, "putting power in the hands of the states" still means expensive af for everybody.