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I disappoints me how articles I've seen mentioning scarcity keep blaming everything on the government because everyone loves blaming the problems on the state, right? In Venezuela, hoarding among the wealthy has been demonstrated because they're against any progress putting workers in control of production, as well as in the early Soviet Union. A few seconds of searching will give you sources. If I make an edit, I'll probably get reverted it seems like no matter what sources I put, someone makes an excuse and reverts it. Socialistguy (talk) 14:57, 7 December 2015 (UTC)[reply]
