Who was the greatest example of 20th century socialism?

>>2029628
hasn't been tried

>>2029636

Not the question.

Several gave examples. Whose was the greatest?

>>2029642
Those examples haven't been tried either

Absolutely Tito

>>2029645

>Tito?
>Sankara?
>Allende?
>Castro?
>Lenin?

None of them were even remotely socialist?

Even for a brief moment within a brief context?

>>2029648

Pad it out for me. What made Tito great?

>>2029657

Hume gave us the problem of induction, which tells us that you can never generalize results from a finite set of trials. Therefore, even with all the past atrempts, maybe the next attempt will bring us the utopia.

>>2029669
that reply is unrelated

Tito. One of the world's few benevolent dictators

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Makhno

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k5B6dytjdMU

>>2029628
Either Luxemburg or Sankara

Tito would be the most successful, arguably Allende could've done more if he wasn't deposed, Project Cybersyn although farfetched meant that he was aiming at introducing a technocratic element.

Hitler used socialism to turn a third world country into the economic powerhouse of the world, so...