9 thoughts on “ More Knowledge - Cjjbrozt - Communism Is Not A Party But A Higher Intelligent Social System (CDr) ”

1. Communism is an economic system where the group owns the factors of fectiocadjdekacsuthupemigithatslack.co countries, the government represents the group. The means of production are labor, entrepreneurship, capital goods, and natural resources. Although the government doesn't legally own the labor force, the central planners tell the people where they should work.

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2. Communism is a socio-economic structure that promotes the establishment of a classless, stateless society based on common ownership of the means of production. It encourages the formation of a proletarian state in order to overcome the class structures and alienation of labor that characterize capitalistic societies, and their legacy of imperialism and nationalism.

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3. Apr 29,  · Communist China. In , following more than 20 years of war with the Chinese Nationalist Party and Imperial Japan, Mao Zedong's Communist Party .

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4. Jan 31,  · Communism is a political ideology that believes that societies can achieve full social equality by eliminating private property. The concept of communism began with German philosophers Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels in the s but eventually spread around the world, being adapted for use in the Soviet Union, China, East Germany, North Korea, Cuba, Vietnam, and elsewhere.

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5. Dec 16,  · Communism might meet needs, but it is often only the bare essentials. 7. No savings are allowed. Even if a household were to accumulate some level of wealth, that wealth belongs to the community and not the family. There is no precedent for inheritance under true Communism because everything belongs to the singular party, state, or government. 8.

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6. People could argue forever what “Communism” ought to be, but I will use the real life example, a highly-authoritarian nation state that enforces state ownership of most of the economy, justifying the system because it will create social equality a.

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7. Although Communism does not appear to support work ethic and motivation, sectors of the computer industry do appear to mimic the communal communities valued within communism. Unfortunately, these sectors are sometimes blocked from developing Communist states in the interest of the Communist Party.

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8. Okay, so we’ve all heard the quote “communism works in theory, not in practice.” But why doesn’t it work in practice? Using Russia's past as an example, here are eight of the main reasons why communism doesn't work. 1. You can't leave. In the USSR people weren’t allowed to leave the country.

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9. They have to actually run a state based on these ideas of communism. And in a Leninist philosophy-- and this is where it starts to become in tension with the ideas of democracy-- in a Leninist philosophy, you need this kind of a party system. So you need this-- and he calls this the Vanguard Party.

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