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> I'm not oblivious to any of those things. I don't think so. The definition of communism is not a organization with a hierarchical structure. You even fail to
by rewmie 3y ago
> I'm not oblivious to any of those things.
I don't think so. The definition of communism is not a organization with a hierarchical structure. You even fail to touch the central traits of communism. You're simply trying to forcefully conflate two separate concepts while ignoring it's primary traits.
In short, gibberish.
- Eddy_Viscosity2 3y agoCommunism as applied in practice, specifically the former soviet union, very much had a hierarchy. The primary traits of interest I listed in the previous comment. Are they exactly the same? of course not. But that doesn't mean they can't share similarities.
- rewmie 3y ago> Communism as applied in practice, specifically the former soviet union, very much had a hierarchy. I'm not convinced you realize that the definition of communism is not "a hierarchical organization". I don't see the point of continuing this discussion. Even your basic assumptions are fundamentally wrong.
- Eddy_Viscosity2 3y agoDid read the 'as applied in practice' part and then think I was talking about the idealized dictionary definition? Because that's weird if you did.