Примери коришћења Capitalist country на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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Cuba is a capitalist country.
All my life I've heard that America is a capitalist country.
Russia is a capitalist country dominated by oligarchs.
Hungary these days is a capitalist country.
Denmark is a capitalist country with a welfare state.
The country became a democracy and a capitalist country.
In the most developed capitalist country in the world, the U.S.A., over one hundred million people are practically illiterate.
Syria today is a capitalist country.
What then can a leftist do to make the world a better place in such a firmly structured capitalist country?
Germany is a capitalist country.
Today many are taken aback by the fact that the first social revolution happened in not quite a capitalist country.
Because in every capitalist country, parallel with the proletariat, always there is a broad layer of the petty bourgeoisie.
We are interested in the fact that Russia was not a capitalist country in 1917.
In every capitalist country, side by side with the proletariat, there are always broad strata of the petty bourgeoisie, small proprietors.
A third world country is just a country that is not considered a capitalist country(first world) or a communist country(2nd world).
The truth is, in a capitalist country, you have every right to be rich if you're willing to create massive value for others,”.
In fact, a third world country is actually just a country that is not considered a capitalist country(first world) and not considered a communist country(2nd world).
For in no civilised capitalist country does"democracy in general" exist; all that exists is bourgeois democracy, and it is not a question of"dictatorship in general", but of the dictatorship of the oppressed class, i.e.
England became a capitalist country before any other, and by the middle of the nineteenth century, having adopted free trade, claimed to be the"workshop of the world," the purveyor of manufactured goods to all countries, which in exchange were to keep her supplied with raw materials.
In Germany, the most developed capitalist country of Continental Europe, the very first months of full Republican freedom, establish as a result of imperialist Germany's defeat, have shown the German workers and the whole world the true class substance of the bourgeois-democratic republic.
For in no civilised capitalist country is there"democracy in the abstract", there is only bourgeois democracy, and the question is not one of"dictatorship in the abstact" but of the dictatorship of the oppressed class, that is, of the proletariat, over the oppressers and exploiters, that is, the bourgeoisie, in order to ovovercome the resistance put up by the exploiters in the effort to maintain their rule.
For in no civilized capitalist country does there exist“democracy in general,” but there exists only bourgeois democracy, and one is speaking not of“dictatorship in general” but of dictatorship of the oppressed classes, that is, of the proletariat with respect to the oppressors and exploiters, that is, the bourgeoisie, in order to overcome the resistance which the exploiters make in their struggle to preserve their rule.
Is the state in a capitalist country, in democratic republic-- especially one like Switzerland or America-- in the freest democratic republics, an expression of the popular will, the sum total of the general decision of the people, the expression of the national will, and so forth or is the state a machine that enables the capitalists of the given country to maintain their power over the working class and the peasantry?
A vast majority of citizens in the most advanced capitalist countries live in debt-slavery.
In the most developed capitalist countries, the greatest fear is of failure.
The goal became to peacefully coexist with Western capitalist countries and provide less support to Third World revolutionary movements.
In the most advanced capitalist countries, a small number of large combines, trusts and syndicates between them came to monopolise each major branch of the economy.
As regards the so called capitalist countries, they preserved to a significant degree the Christian traditions which shaped their cultural and moral identity.
Ruling oligarchies of the most developed capitalist countries are“solving” the increasingly deep existential crisis within their respective societies by shifting it onto the shoulders of the poor of the world.
During the industrialization of England, USA, France,the Russian Empire and other capitalist countries, tens of millions of children died in factories and mines from exaustion, diseases and starvation.