What do you think of Comunism?

[00hash01]

I lived in the communist country, so I can share something ''first hand''.
Communist had good intention, that all people should be equal and paid equal for their work.
Unfortunately, they couldn't understand that people will misuse it and try to cheat system, work less and expect the same reward.
Also, nobody had inspiration or will to work more, if salary will be the same.
Because of this logic, communism failed.
Capitalism is not perfect but at least respect people more.

Currently China is doing good and mixing communism with capitalism this is currently ideal for many countries and they are growing fastest in the world with access for all in every field

China mixed communist ideology and politics with free market ideology, basically capitalism.
It seems to work now but in the long term, free market and exchange of ideas and people will transform Chinese society.
Eventually, communist party in China will loose their political monopoly and power.
It will happen gradually, of course but it can't be prevented.

I wouldn't go as far as to say that China will cease to be an authoritarian state. It is very difficult to keep in subjection so many people. I think that in such countries it is difficult to do without a hard rule.

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Someone have no idea about basics

https://www.marxists.org/archive/marx/works/1847/11/prin-com.htm

[Hydrogen]

Communism is a sinister form of control and slavery.

Lenin/Stalin, Mao Zedong and Fidel Castro were all funded by international bankers to overthrow the established regimes in russia, china and cuba.

Communism is advertised as being a "revolution by the people" but in reality the only reason it exists is because globalist bankers back it with large sums of money.

South korea and north korea used to be the same country.

South korea has modern conveniences and a decently high standard of living under capitalism.

North korean's do not have electricity or a modern standard of living due to the oppression and regressiveness of communism/socialism.

The divide between north korea and south korea is possibly the best illustration of how capitalism is superior to socialism/communism.

In the final analysis, communism is a form of slavery instituted by elitist bankers to control entire countries, stagnate innovation/progress and maintain extreme low levels of status quo.

Fat cat, wealthy, elites at the top of the food chain fear hungry talent climbing the ladder and dethroning them. Someone starting a business in their garage and becoming the next google or apple is what bankers fear.

Under capitalism anyone can start a business and become the next apple or google if they work hard enough. This is the reason for bankers supporting communism/socialism and critizing capitalism as under those systems people lack the freedom to start a business.

Communism/socialism are regressive systems that cripple individual innovation and progress.

Both communism and socialism are designed to keep the poor--poor and the rich--rich.

The only reason people support socialism/communism is because bankers also throw money and influence behind schools misleading young people in order to indoctrinate them into having pro socialist/pro communist worldviews.

If it wasn't for bankers supporting communism with their big money, it wouldn't exist and no one would support it.

[mainpmf]

In some countries comunism is a threat to religions and government. What do you think of the growth of comunism in your country?

It is utopia.  People are all different.  Societies are naturally structured into classes.
By removing these class structures you are doing something that is not natural and in the end, your changes will return to the mean.

Private ownership is a natural human need.  You cannot go against nature.

Says the guy behind his natural computer in a natural English language drinking his natural Coke

I'm so glad we're all so respectful of natural trends like fucking as many women as we can or killing neighboors that are physically weaker than us. Nature is always the best indeed!

[mainpmf]

Communism is a sinister form of control and slavery.

Yeah!

Let's take one definition and one application of communism and make a whole generalization. I mean communism is easy to define: it's when Russian or Chinese men with big moustaches make propaganda.

I mean we can't imagine communism without totalitarism right? Or communism without the privation of right of ownership?

Could it be that you all have a very narrow-minded definition of communism faaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaar from the possibilities it offers?
Nah couldn't be that. You must be right.

Capitalism for the win!

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when Russian

Tell me the etnic origin of founders of Russian Social Democratic Party.

[DrVaribo]

when Russian

Tell me the etnic origin of founders of Russian Social Democratic Party.

The Communists in all countries start with the policy of war communism. It always leads to civil war and as a consequence to the destruction of the country and the loss of entire generations. Russia today is a Communist country.

[grermezter]

Communism puts everything in the hands of the Ruler, it makes the government all powerful and this will eventually give rise to Tyranny, But it all depends on the leader, if Power is shared equally among the arms of Government and when everyone is held accountable it will definitely check tyranny.

[jonnybravo0411]

Communism puts everything in the hands of the Ruler, it makes the government all powerful and this will eventually give rise to Tyranny, But it all depends on the leader, if Power is shared equally among the arms of Government and when everyone is held accountable it will definitely check tyranny.

Show me a single example of a Communist leader, who was not a tyrant. Without the tyranny of communism is not possible to build. Who voluntarily wants to give up their property?

[darkseid1199]

Lol all were tyrants. Absolute Power corrupts but not everyone. But i dont think The Royal Families of Saudi Arabia are not tyrants. Kings ruled in the ancient time where everything were in their hands, They ruled fairly and were not tyrants. I think it depends with the person who holds the power.

[jonnybravo0411]

Lol all were tyrants. Absolute Power corrupts but not everyone. But i dont think The Royal Families of Saudi Arabia are not tyrants. Kings ruled in the ancient time where everything were in their hands, They ruled fairly and were not tyrants. I think it depends with the person who holds the power.

What are you talking about! The monarchy is always tyranny. Saudi Arabia is ruled by the Royal family and what you want to say that this is a democratic country? You obviously don't know what you're talking about!

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Russia today is a Communist country.

WOW.
Explain the structure of such type of the state.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Federation_Council_(Russia)

[blakegrr]

In some countries comunism is a threat to religions and government. What do you think of the growth of comunism in your country?

in some countries they have the government which classify as communist. communisim has pros and cons. the pros  are the people will having a good governance as it requires the more on securities and such. this must be more secured country and the cons will be you should give up on your personal wants.

[joebrook]

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when Russian

Tell me the etnic origin of founders of Russian Social Democratic Party.

The Communists in all countries start with the policy of war communism. It always leads to civil war and as a consequence to the destruction of the country and the loss of entire generations. Russia today is a Communist country.

Russia is definitely not a communist Country but its definitely a dictatorship hiding behind the illusion of Democracy, It's a classic wolf under a sheep clothing saga.

[bitcoinvestor]

when Russian

Tell me the etnic origin of founders of Russian Social Democratic Party.

The Communists in all countries start with the policy of war communism. It always leads to civil war and as a consequence to the destruction of the country and the loss of entire generations. Russia today is a Communist country.

Indonesia had suffered from civil war of treason by Indonesian Comunist Party in 1948 and 1965. And all the attempts were fail. Unfortunately, the generation of the comunists now want to regain the country. I can't imagine if there will be civil war again in Indonesia. I hope and I pray, there will not happen.

[Balthazar]

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[darkseid1199]

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I think capitalist countries should rent out their flags to major corporations yearly but if that happens it means these wall street barons have taken over the world. I believe its going to happen one day.

[iluvbitcoins]

Looks good on paper, shit in reality

Ideology that killed 3 times more people than fascism
And is treated as a good thing in some countries today

People in ex-communist countries still rule the new democracies and their mentality is prevailing in the general public
Terrible

We can see how North Korea performs and how South Korea performs

I believe communism needs to be put on the same page with fascism and forbid it's symbols to be shown in public

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We can see how North Korea performs

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0P2f92E2SAk

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[Shady]

I love communism, but believe that it's hated on a bit too much once the economies have been properly developed. It was a startup idea from back when the Chinese Silk Road introduced potential and allowed countries to learn what to move away from.

Communism is a long process and just like with the West having Democracy, it's not overnight and i'd be proud of further exchange between ecnomic development.