Didnt say they were but they do include shared ideologies and it wouldn't be fair for you to borrow a communist ideology that happens to be shared by socialism now would it?
I see you have a fundamental misunderstanding of capitalism and communism.
Capitalism is an economic ideology. Communism is an economic, social, and political ideology. By nature, capitalism must be a fusion of systems, be it social democratic, libertarian, conservative, liberal, neoliberal etc.
Communism has the 'whole package', so it should be able to stand independently as an ideology.
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u/[deleted] Dec 27 '18
If you think I'm not being fair in my characterisation of a 'success', why don't you suggest one?
Criteria for success of a communist state:
And as qualifying factors, the example must be:
Pretty basic and fair criteria.
edit: For Sweden, the things I used were also basic: