Syria´s problems are due to the war. But they do their best to distribute food and medicine and that is what counts.Didn´t you read? The private bakeries refused to make bread and the government ordered them to make bread.The rest of the people lack bread due to socialism. I'm sure bakers would love to sell more. Tasking the people with bread supplies is what happened in the USSR too. The more involved government gets, including business, the worse it gets.The crisis is Venezuela is political, not economic. Either the companies comply to the democratically legitimated development or the government has to take over control. You can see the "badcaps" ranting on the board because they want expensive luxury pastries to be sold to the upper class while the rest of the people lacks of bread. It means the government ordered the bakeries to make a specific percentage of bread, not that the government takes over. If the bakeries refuse to comply, the government takes over. That has not even to do anything with capitalism vs socialism, any government is tasked with caring about the food supply. It has to do with parts of the economy boycotting the entire country to enforce their feudalism.The words are still in existence because they still mean the same thing. Private ownership vs. public. If you keep taking from the private sector capitalism can't support the economy then the state starts taking over control. That's what happens in socialist countries. Venezuela should serve as an example of how that ends up.
"because of socialism" is the most featureless claim that you can make.
Millions, billions in the world lack of food because of capitalism and you ignore it.
People lack food "BECAUSE OF CAPITALISM" ? I am delighted that no one is starving in
Syria because Syria has a NATIONAL SOCIALIST ECONOMY
LOL "they do their best......."