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Why does Gad Saad say that communism is incompatible with human nature?

Evolutionary behavioral scientist Gad Saad argues that communism is incompatible with human nature because it requires ignoring deeply rooted biological realities, such as innate hierarchy, self-interest, and individual drive. He posits that...

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HenrySpanx · 46-50, M

Name one place communism has worked

Musicman · 61-69, M

@HenrySpanx Nowhere!

Wildstrawberries · 41-45, F

He'd be correct: communism is a bad way to Iive, for the peasants, for the rest of us, non elitist political bastards.

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Gibbon · 70-79, M

@4meAndyou oh but those are dictatorships that's different. Another strategy they believe

4meAndyou · F

@Gibbon They BEGAN as communist nations...and BECAME dictatorships. In my opinion, that will happen EVERY SINGLE TIME THERE IS A COMMUNIST GOVERNMENT.

Gibbon · 70-79, M

@4meAndyou exactly.
The bread line starts over here.

Lsreading4200 · 31-35, F

This sounds true somehow

TheOneyouwerewarnedabout · 46-50, MVIP

Because it’s an abomination and an insult to anybody with forward vision

Musicman · 61-69, M

I agree. Just look at Russia. The people live terribly while the politicians live like kings. They definitely don't invent anything. They steal ideas from us and copy what we do. Their people have no desire to thrive.

4meAndyou · F

@Musicman Russia is no longer exactly like that...but when it was the Soviet Union, it definitely was like that. NOW Russia is ruled by Putin and the military and a large group of very wealth Oligarchs.

ReptilianFromPlanetCrush · M

it rewards laziness and penalizes success. thats all i need to know.

Wildstrawberries · 41-45, F

@ReptilianFromPlanetCrush
It does not (adequately) reward honest, proper work ethics / industrialism.

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