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> Centralization is kind of inherent to communism though. Care to elucidate? My understanding it that only seems to be true if you exclusively argue from the
by Lionsion 8y ago
> Centralization is kind of inherent to communism though.
Care to elucidate? My understanding it that only seems to be true if you exclusively argue from the examples of historical 20th-century regimes that labeled themselves "communist," but that's flawed perspective.
- AstralStorm 8y agoCollectivism specifically. At some point centralisation is unavoidable as the whole thing would be unmanageable. Whether it is technical, legal or political (or all of the above) differs.
- jeffreyrogers 8y agoMarx says as much in his writings, calling for the centralization of credit, communication, transport, factories, agriculture, and education in the state.