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[–] glasratz@feddit.org -3 points 2 weeks ago* (last edited 2 weeks ago)

Just silly. For one person its “too much info”, for another its “not enough”. AI really broke people’s brains. If they actually have to read some things and can’t be given a short summary, they call it “shutting down discussion”.

I would accept this argument if you'd sent me one or two links to well-researched sources that were just very long. But you didn't do that. What you provided is a mess. Most of the links I read through do not even provide any information about whether or not China can be called socialist. For example the news items about China executing businessmen. Others even contradict the argument of China being a socialist country. Take this link https://www.reddit.com/r/communism101/comments/91liw2/comment/e2z3kzu/

It basically says that the Chinese economy is 50% socialist at maximum. This would support my opinion that China is actually transitioning away from socialism by its growing private sector. Having basic workers' rights does not help this. Some capitalist countries have those too.

So face it: It's not me being unable to process information. It's you being unable to provide relevant information. You obviously can't see the difference between what's relevant for your argumentation and what is not. And expect others to sort it out.

Also I don't use AI.