The_Dawn

They already did that with FO4 :/

In 1979, urban unemployed workers within the People's Republic of China has reached 20 million, the highest number of unemployed since the founding of People's Republic of China. In Beijing alone, unemployment amounted to some 400,000 accounting for 8.6% of the city's total population. On average one person was unemployed for every 2.7 urban residents. The maximum number of unemployed persons in Tianjin was 380,000, accounting for 11.7% of the city's total population. The unemployed also included the sent down youth forced to retreat into the mountains and the countryside during the cultural revolution, accounting for the newly increased urban idle population.

But I'm sure it rules that they tortured and killed a bunch of ppl

Any response to any crime wave that isnt "feed, house, and medically treat everyone for free and give them good jobs" is like. Pretty explicitly fascist lol. Any "violent crackdown on thugs" is just training for any interal communist/insurrectionary threat.

The crusades functioned under different economic imperatives that don’t really conform to the capitalist structures.

I hope this isn't a strange question or deflection. I'd say 99% of people would say what Christopher Columbus did was colonialism, but it was also before the advent of capitalism. Do Marxists not see Colombus's project as colonial because capitalism wasn't around, or what's going on there?