communist and human rights

[phantuanvu007]

Do you think the communists have human rights and why?

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[troydar05]

Communism is the only system in which humans can be truly happy.

[Detcom]

There are no communists and there is no communism. And THERE WAS NO communism at all throughout all human history. Communism never existed because it is impossible!
USSR was a socialistic country. Modern China is a socialistic country. But not communistic.

[Silentsweeper]

The SACP, formed in 1921, is the oldest communist party in Africa. It is one of only 20 parties which survived the anti-communist purge after independence. It is the only communist party on the continent which is part of a governing alliance.

[meidut]

Human rights in communist countries are a shift away from the pure value of communist ideology that has been influenced by the ideology of liberalism, because communism is an ideology that is identical with atheism or does not recognize the existence of a god.

[joebrook]

Communism is the only system in which humans can be truly happy.

In communist countries, the leader is supreme and is a dictator as such and it's very clear that the rule of law is abandoned and the government takes away most of the fundamental human rights of the citizens.

[coolcoinz]

There are no communists and there is no communism. And THERE WAS NO communism at all throughout all human history. Communism never existed because it is impossible!
USSR was a socialistic country. Modern China is a socialistic country. But not communistic.

I guess that's what OP was trying to ask. If "the reds" have human rights
Socialism is also impossible to sustain. Int always ends up draining the country, locking it down. Countries of the former Soviet Union are still recovering, trying to rebuild their economies to reach the Western model. I've been to countries that suffered from socialism. All you can see there are abandoned factories, concrete blocks, ruins and scrap in the streets. You guys should visit Lithuania for instance.

[phantuanvu007]

Communism is the only system in which humans can be truly happy.

If you say communism is the only thing that makes people happy, you have and are willing to live in that place. Or do you just listen to and sit at a certain angle of the skull stuffed with that atheism?

[Goethe]

Human rights in the Soviet Union were severely limited;freedom of speech was suppressed and dissident punished.
According to Universal Declaration of Human Rights,human rights are "the basic rights and freedoms to which all humans are entitled,including the right to life and liberty,freedom of expression,and equality before the law,and social,cultural and economic rights,including the right to participate in culture ,the right to food,the right to work,and the right to education".

[SirArthur]

Communism is the only system in which humans can be truly happy.

Under it either you're happy or you're dead... 

[phantuanvu007]

Communism is the only system in which humans can be truly happy.

Under it either you're happy or you're dead... 

I am a Vietnamese and live in a society ruled by communism It is the most cruel and heartless in this century, isis is only a small thing

[SirArthur]

Communism is the only system in which humans can be truly happy.

Under it either you're happy or you're dead... 

I am a Vietnamese and live in a society ruled by communism It is the most cruel and heartless in this century, isis is only a small thing

Sorry to hear that. Be safe out there, pal.

[Heybeehee]

Human rights in the Soviet Union were severely limited and the entire population was mobilized in support of the state ideology and policies. The Soviet Union was a one-party totalitarian state where members of the Communist Party held all key positions in the institutions of the state and other organizations. Freedom of speech was suppressed and dissidents punished. Independent political activities were not tolerated, including the involvement of people with free labour unions, private corporations, independent churches or opposition political parties. The state's proclaimed adherence to Marxism-Leninism restricted any rights of citizens to private property.

[k00d8]

Depends on what you mean, whether communists are also human beings and therefore have human rights OR whether communists support human rights. I think the former is definitely yes and the latter, I am not sure.. I guess they would support the values enshrined in human rights, for the most part, but consider an ideal society to be one in which these human rights are simply protected without need for law to do so..

[onnz423]

The funny thing is, human rights vary between country, for example in one country freedom is speech is an absolute necessity, whereas in other countries (particularly communist ones), it is a privilege. I would say, when a democratic country looks at a communist one, they would tend to feel that they have fewer rights. Slaves have less rights than free men.

[SirArthur]

The funny thing is, human rights vary between country, for example in one country freedom is speech is an absolute necessity, whereas in other countries (particularly communist ones), it is a privilege. I would say, when a democratic country looks at a communist one, they would tend to feel that they have fewer rights. Slaves have less rights than free men.

The new trend on limit freespeech is "fake news", fast turning into "convenient" news.
Like at Malaysia, now they have "anti-fake news" laws... well, it is nothing but yet another way to prevent criticism on Islam and their government. Ironically saying something like "Allah is real" is what should be considered fake news, because you've no way to prove your statement.

[KingScorpio]

Communism is the only system in which humans can be truly happy.

thats not true only for a certain part of humans, if to many desire power and money like we have today with crypto, communism wont work, it mainly protects the population from the abusers

[KingScorpio]

There are no communists and there is no communism. And THERE WAS NO communism at all throughout all human history. Communism never existed because it is impossible!
USSR was a socialistic country. Modern China is a socialistic country. But not communistic.

I guess that's what OP was trying to ask. If "the reds" have human rights
Socialism is also impossible to sustain. Int always ends up draining the country, locking it down. Countries of the former Soviet Union are still recovering, trying to rebuild their economies to reach the Western model. I've been to countries that suffered from socialism. All you can see there are abandoned factories, concrete blocks, ruins and scrap in the streets. You guys should visit Lithuania for instance.

there are reasons for that, you should check how the people lived there before socialism, then you would talk differently.

there were christian nobility farming wasnt mechanised, the nobility constantly had wars against each other, for power might or their social personal dramas, same was in china, the period that developed to current urban infrastructure was purely communist made.

secondly you have no ide yet how pure capitalism works, but as soon as crypto will kick in you will know pure capitalism doesnt exist.

regards

[Ava Duvall]

they don't . they  leave in an oppressed community where the government controls every single aspect of their life. Sadly in some post communist countries the older generation says that it was better when communism was around

[Sea_Car]

Do you think the communists have human rights and why?

Communist ideology says that the collective is important, not an individual. Proceeding from this, there are no human rights in communism at all. If you have to live, work, talk, even think like everyone else ...  The totalitarian regime is afraid of the freedom of the individual. Therefore, all spheres of life must be under the control of the authorities. There are no human rights in communism, there is only an opportunity to survive, but not live.