Amid the pandemic, the sense of superiority held by Europe and the United States has been swallowed up by the virus; socialism is truly great!

You’re right: victory:

The stock market economy is holding firm; it’s a test of companies’ ability to survive

This post was last edited by lovelife1997 on 2020-4-10 at 16:58. With the pandemic going on, I truly believe that socialism and state-owned enterprises are great. Some colleagues from Hubei who had returned home on leave due to the outbreak were trapped there and unable to return to work. The company’s leadership sent them individual emails offering comfort, asking them to stay at home, follow local regulations, and not rush back to work until it was safe to do so ； Staff from the designated department are sent daily to inquire about and monitor physical condition ； Invite psychologists from the group’s local partner hospitals to provide regular telephone psychological counseling for colleagues who are staying in Hubei ； The union of the group mailed medical supplies to each person who was stranded and their families ； Colleagues who are stranded in Hubei receive their full salary and bonuses on a monthly basis, with every effort being made to provide them with financial, material, and psychological support so that they can stay there safely, comfortably, and healthily ； **Under market principles, efforts should be made to keep the prices of epidemic prevention supplies and daily necessities under control in order to meet the needs of the general public ； Workers and volunteers of all levels and ages go beyond their duties and responsibilities, without seeking any reward, and take risks to work hard and overtime for community prevention and control. . . . . . It is only in times of social crisis that you realize how wonderful socialism really is. Capitalists/capitalism, which prioritize profits and follow the laws of business, will not do these things for free. I saw in the news that foreign dairy factories preferred to dump tons of fresh milk into the sewers every day rather than supply it at low prices or for free to the residents in the city. There are no such things as inherent rights everywhere; the core socialist values emphasize adhering to the principle of \"preferring to sacrifice interests rather than giving up on them, and ensuring that no one is left behind or abandoned.\" It is within this prevailing social value system that many people voluntarily and silently take on extra burdens on our behalf. It is because of the rising smoke from kitchens and the lights in countless homes that we can sleep soundly and safely, and live a healthy and happy life. You ask if socialism is good; I say it’s very good. At least socialism ensures that you have warm clothes and enough food to eat, and there is support in case of illness; there’s no need to worry about bullets flying over your head as you go out, with no guarantee of having another day ahead.

It’s not the individual who’s paying; it’s public property with no owner. So why be unwilling to use someone else’s resources?

Hehe. . There’s no such thing as everything being taken for granted.

Note: People still need to be managed; if they are allowed too much freedom, the group will fail

Using the pandemic to show off a sense of superiority is really ridiculous; I wish you would get infected with the virus soon, so that you can experience firsthand the \"superiority\" of socialism

How many of the global chemical industry leaders are socialist? Are there any chemical formulas and theorems that are defined within the framework of socialism? Are there any process packages that are part of socialist scientific research? How many more sets of equipment were invented by socialism? If you can’t develop things on your own, then you steal or copy from others – don’t you have any shame? If you’re going to steal, at least do it properly\ud83d\udc4e