Rigby5
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- Apr 23, 2017
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Wrong.
You lose this argument everry time.
The USSR was coommunist period they followed the design and practice of communism which is by definition auuthoritarian and tyrannical
Wrong.
While technically "communism" is just an economic system and does not define the role of government selection at all, but since communism is collective, cooperative, and communal, then I see absolutely no way it can be done without a democratic republic.
The Soviet Union followed NONE of the design and practices of communism.
Not only is communism NOT at all associated with authoritarianism or tyranny, obviously it is totally in conflict with authoritarianism and tyranny.
Anything authoritarian or tyrannical is by definition, NOT communal, collective, or cooperative.
Basically the simple plan of communism is that there would only be one level.
The workers in the factories would then also equally be the bosses who made decision, and equally be the shareholders who divided up the profits.
Communism by definition is total egalitarianism.
Totally idealistic.
Nothing remotely like the USSR, which obviously was Stalinism instead.
When you have a wealthy elite with Dachas in on the Black Sea, that is not communal, collective, or cooperative.