> my understanding is the common argument is that they are not truly communist and that no the concept of the state is intended to be a temporary fixture that

> my understanding is the common argument is that they are not truly communist and that no the concept of the state is intended to be a temporary fixture that gets dissolved, and no communist state has ever been able to make that transition pushes for decentralized finance aim to do the same thing under a strict private ownership and capital appreciation method, with egalitarianism sprinkled in so it is interesting that these parallel ideologies are propelling towards the same zenith