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Most people in the West think they live in democracy. But a lot of our lives are at work and at work, almost all corporations decided to implement Communism, wh
by GoToRO 3y ago
Most people in the West think they live in democracy. But a lot of our lives are at work and at work, almost all corporations decided to implement Communism, which is just Mafia, like any other dictatorship. That's why if they like you, it's all good, if not, not so much. It's not a democracy and definitely not Meritocracy.
- re-thc 3y ago> almost all corporations decided to implement Communism Since when is anyone equal or paid the same? It’s definitely not communism. Maybe dictatorship or so
- GoToRO 3y agoyes, dictatorship or Mafia. I was referring to Communism-as-implemented not to Communism-as-in-books. The latter existed nowhere.
- OJFord 3y agoPerhaps not at state-level (in anything broadly recognised as a state), but it exists in ..communes. I think 'communism-as-implemented' is a confusing intended meaning that isn't conveyed if you're only going to say 'communism'. There are other words for it.
- robertlagrant 3y agoThe country is (or at least claims to be) a democracy. That doesn't mean everything inside the country is also a democracy. Families aren't. Sports clubs aren't. Churches aren't. Companies aren't. Democracy exists to give every person an equal chance to speak, in a process called voting, to help avoid despotism and push towards a future the majority of the country would like.
- ahoka 3y agoI don’t think communism means what you think it means. Maybe you mean Stalinism or something similar?
- TheCoelacanth 3y agoI think they mean "command economy"/"planned economy"
- syndicatedjelly 3y agoDemocracy and communism are not mutually exclusive