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Aren't you describing a dictatorship? In communism, the state owns things, but the state can be the people; i.e. democratic communism. Isn't communism just the

Aren't you describing a dictatorship? In communism, the state owns things, but the state can be the people; i.e. democratic communism. Isn't communism just the absence of private property? (that is, everything is public property)

glogla 7y ago
And of course, collective ownership doesn't require central planning. Things can be distributed.
kofejnik 7y ago
I am describing actual communism, while you are describing imaginary communism which has never existed