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What's wrong with commies?
by 4ggr0 5y ago
What's wrong with commies?
- swader999 5y agoTaking something from someone else is wrong. Doing it for the good of others doesn't correct this theft. The degree that this happens in a society represents the level to which civilisation is broken and corrupted. Open source examples aren't communism, there's no threat of force. It relies on decentralized collaboration and natural willingness to create and share. There's a solid legal framework in place that promotes use, improvement and extension with low cost to all parties.
- 4ggr0 5y agoSo I guess Nestle is communist? People who took land from natives are communists as well. In a way, every capitalist corp which takes resources from other countries is communist. If you think communism = taking away things from people, I guess you don't know political ideologies that well :)
- antoinealb 5y agoSo would you say all things funded through taxation are wrong ? Not trying to be snarky, just wondering if that's the logical conclusion to that axiom.
- swader999 5y agoNo. I would argue that less taxation would be needed if anti competition and regulatory structures were better enforced and supported.
- birdayz 5y agowell that's one way to see it. however, in germany, we don't want to have homeless and extremely poor people, so we solve it by taking money away from the rich and middle class. for some people it might be called communism, for germans and in general europeans however that's just the baseline they expect from a functioning state.