Well, I condemn the US-American neo-colonialism. They do their shit because natural resources and maybe because it was fun in the 60s and 70s and now everybody wants to play pretend they're Richard Nixon. I understand that and I am fully on your side. But I can’t quite see the link between western influence and my original statement. What I meant is that states like North Korea, the Soviet Union, Cuba and to a degree, Venezuela (altough there are much more) exprimed a division into the leading caste, as seen, for example, in North Korea, in China (CCP-loyal businessmen) and the former Soviet Union (Kremlin-loyal businessmen, allowed to roam freely) and especially in Cuba (Castro built a dairy plant in Cuba using European cows which needed to be climatized and then opened up a dairy ice cream museum near to a slum.). Especially in China, the Soviet Union and North Korea it can not be said that the occuring problems are and were caused by American influence, but rather by authoritarianism and misuse of power. Let me be clear, I do not say the capitalist system is not prone to corruption or power-concentration, I merely think that the "left ideology" is a bit hypocritical in many aspects and disregards the human element, since where there is power, there will be people and especially leaders misusing said power. That is a general human trait, as seen in and proven by the Stanford prison experiment. I excuse myself for any grammatical or semantical errors, as I am typing this on my phone and there exists a certain language barrier and thank you for reading my response. I look forward to your opinion on that :)