Simon Forman on Nostr: China is not a capitalist nation, yet they have struggled with their own ecological ...
China is not a capitalist nation, yet they have struggled with their own ecological and political challenges. They have adopted some capitalistic habits, but they had problems well before that. (That is a British-grade understatement.)
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