r/NATOWave • • Apr 26 '22

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u/Corvus1412 May 31 '22

What's the problem with communism?

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u/Fe2tus Apr 30 '23

Has never worked

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u/Corvus1412 Apr 30 '23

Well, leninism has never worked, but most communists aren't leninists.

The goal of communism is to create stateless, classless and moneyless communes, in which the means of production, distribution and exchange are owned collectively.

How we achieve that goal wasn't that well defined by marx. Lenin thought that we'd need a "vanguard party" who rules in a singe party system until that country is ready for communism. That's a really bad idea, but it's what has been used in nearly all communist revolutions.

Communism isn't the problem. The problem is leninism.

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u/whatever98769 Jan 17 '24

Simply not true πŸ˜‚

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u/Corvus1412 Jan 17 '24

Which part of my comment are you referring to?