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You almost had it right there at the end. Communism isn't compatible with how humans normally act. You can't introduce a system which is incompatible with hum
by rwmj 1y ago
You almost had it right there at the end. Communism isn't compatible with how humans normally act. You can't introduce a system which is incompatible with humans and expect it to work.
Anyway next time you experiment with utopias, try not to bring along hundreds of millions of unwilling participants.
- dvfjsdhgfv 1y ago> Communism isn't compatible with how humans normally act. A correction: most humans. There are a few who like communism. Why not them live their lives as they want? Communities like the Longo Maï are a living proof this is absolutely possible on a tiny scale when a willing subset is involved.
- Jensson 1y ago> A correction: most humans. There are a few who like communism. Why not them live their lives as they want? Because those people then starting to kill all the problematic people, as we saw in Soviet and China. They put all the blame on these "bad people" and sent them to the gulag. You can't ever let people with this kind of thinking into power. > Communities like the Longo Maï are a living proof this is absolutely possible on a tiny scale when a willing subset is involved. At that tiny scale they depend on the surrounding capitalist people and therefore it makes sense they also abide by the laws of the country.
- seiferteric 1y agoI think Communism is a 19th century pseudoscience idea like phrenology. There’s no evidence these things are real but phrenology was easy to discount while many people still choose to believe in Communism despite lack of evidence of it working long term.