The Soviet Union can still be the Soviet Union while embracing some amounts of Capitalism. Soviet means "Council" in Russian.
The "Soviet Union" does not need to be Communist. The Soviet Union is sort of cool in the way it's like an allegory to the United States, both in name and whatnot. The US is a combination of races and ethnic groups, and so was the Soviet Union. Also, the names are sort of similar.
A "Soviet Union" can be capitalist. What makes it the "Soviet Union" is the combination of all the Republics within it, such as Kazahkstan, Ukraine, and so on. It would be cool if the USSR and USA were made even more similar.
Originally the soviets were a grassroots effort to practice direct democracy. Russian Marxists made them a medium for organizing against the state, and between the February and October Revolutions, the Petrograd Soviet was a powerful force. The slogan Вся власть советам ("All power to the soviets" or "All power to the workers' councils") was popular in opposing the Provisional Government led by Kerensky.
The "Soviet Union" does not need to be Communist. The Soviet Union is sort of cool in the way it's like an allegory to the United States, both in name and whatnot. The US is a combination of races and ethnic groups, and so was the Soviet Union. Also, the names are sort of similar.
A "Soviet Union" can be capitalist. What makes it the "Soviet Union" is the combination of all the Republics within it, such as Kazahkstan, Ukraine, and so on. It would be cool if the USSR and USA were made even more similar.