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I think it will be in our lifetimes comrades
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Ya. You aren't equating the global population of ethnically Chinese people to socialists right?
Some of the more economically conservative capitalists I've met have been Chinese folk who made it, over generations, to my country via Malaysia. Those trade route histories go way back, it's wild.
But still, when you consider all the nations who have way more socialist history than our colonies and some of the large populations in some of them, you might be overall right that half the world is (at least culturally/sympathetically) socialist and probably one good fresh revolution away from doing it again. The Chinese mainland population alone does give us a pretty great head start.