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gol979 · 41-45, M
A bloated government. Statism on steroids.
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gol979 · 41-45, M
@Emosaur cool. No taxes, no voting, respect of the individual, no central bank, minimal/no centralisation, etc etc and small communities being left to their own devices then?
I doubt it very much because communism at its core is about centralisation. In the end communism cannot abide the above sentiments.
I doubt it very much because communism at its core is about centralisation. In the end communism cannot abide the above sentiments.
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gol979 · 41-45, M
@Emosaur exactly my point. There cant be that contradiction......hence the bloated government will be a direct consequence of communism. An ideology that tries to wield that amount of power has to have an uni-party/singular belief ie a government and voters or believers......anything out of the confines of said ideology will be attacked.
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gol979 · 41-45, M
@Emosaur thats marketing. As you just stated, you cannot have communism without centralisation......and its in the manifesto. They love a central bank and are against a free market. You will have to have centralisation to control the "market" and its myriad of components. Communism = bloated government and all the ills that come with it
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gol979 · 41-45, M
@Emosaur yeah it does. I will not follow the ideology of communism, hence it ceases to exist. You can try and impose it......and theres the rub. You will have to not only control the market, in the end you will have to control people who disagree with you. And the tool to manipulate this control will more than likely be a government, a very authoritarian government
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