I'd even replace communism with socialism. Since it's also vilified in the US, but it's a broader term which is, to me, more relevant nowadays.
What do you mean? Socialism is generally just the process of building Communism.
Well I'd say communism is a type of socialism, where the latter is the ideal to strive for a better society for everyone, to intervene to help those who cannot help themselves. Communism tries to achieve this goal by making the means of production into communal ownership. With the State enforcing strict wealth equality. But it's still socialism with economic inequality at the beginning but fair and strong wealth redistribution in the end: equity.
Downvote spam report: 1/4th of the downvotes on this one (so far) are from zero-content accounts.
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Again with this. Just for context, how many of the upvotes are zero-content accounts?
Who could have done this
Interesting. How do you find that out?
Admins can see voting patterns.
Admins can see who upvotes and downvotes, I'm pretty sure.
communism always fails because it's authoritarian, that's the same reason the west, the east and everything else will fall
Ah yes it was the CIA that did the Holodomor
To be clear, that was authoritarianism, not communism.
