mightypeon
Active Member
Of course this member again fails to establish a valid basis for their assertion. The simple fact is that the Dictatorships which kill the most communists were and ARE to this day: Communist dictatorships. Of course Marxist communism is, as a general rule, atheist; while many socialists are not Marxist, but populists (such as the majority of those members Advocating for the Social Sciences on this and most other message boards), thus are not necessarily atheist. The Muslim tendency towards National Socialism is a classic example; as was the late 19th and early 20th century American Progressive movement, which was a national socialist organ, barely distinct from the European fascists of that day; but the APM also rested on deep religious belief; specifically Christian fundamentalism... of course like their Muslim counterparts, the Doctrine in practice was viciously twisted from its origins to suit the purpose of those using it to acquire power.
It should be pointed out that under Communism, the individual has no human rights... their fate rests on the mood of their supervisor on any given day and their duty is to the State... which they often like to color as "The People." Again, the premise is that the value of each member is summed as a collective, thus the value of any number of members will always result in the collective being superior in terms of value to the individual; but that's evil for ya.
You did notice that I was trying to lead the notion "dictatorships kill X therefor without X human rights are impossible" ad absurdum?
Apart from that, all Comunist societies also happened to be dictatorships, and you dont have human rights in dictatorships.
Whenever a communist dictatorship started to become democratic, the USSR invaded, as the ruling class of the USSR regarded democratic Socialism as one of its worst threats.
Whenever a Free Market Democracy wanted to become more Socialist, the USA invaded. Propably for the same reason
A common joke back then:
Why would the world end without the USSR?
Without the USSR, Karl Marx would no longer spin in his grave, meaning that the end of the USSR would lead to the End of Earth rotation, with disastrous consequences for all of us.