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February 22nd, 2019, 06:57 PM | #3311 |
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I solved the riddle why this is impossible. Current society indoctrinates new people into it Constantly. The cycle seems continuous, all grownups support it and cannot think of anything else. What would you suggest, Xyzde? |
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The disintegration of the state will be followed within days by mass starvation and by plagues of the classic water bourn killer diseases - dysentery, cholera, typhoid etc. All the services provided by the state, which include clean water, will not magically continue when no one is looking after the infrastructure. Public order will not magically self-sustain with no police and no army.
To speak on a post-communist paradise in which the state merely disintegrates because it is redundant is pure comedy. People need structure. The discussion on this thread is about how that structure might or might not work. N'cest pas?
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February 23rd, 2019, 07:18 PM | #3314 | |
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This "new Soviet man" would be amenable to communism in a way that the dead were not. Didn't work out that way. Turns out beating, starving and shooting millions of people builds fear and a police state, not "fraternity". |
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February 23rd, 2019, 09:56 PM | #3315 | |
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Healthcare, education, and infrastructure are too important to the wellbeing of society to be sources of profit. Ultimately denial of service and artificial scarcities are used to increase profits and executive rewards. How is strong government kept working for the wellbeing of society at large? The natural tendency is for the government to be co-opted by the wealthy and corporations to exploit the working classes. Not to mention the looming environmental fiasco, AI and robotics threaten to eliminate a great many jobs, even jobs done by smart people. Hospitals are already using robot surgeons who damage patients less than human surgeons. In the not too distant future we should have AI lawyers that can kick the butts of all human shysters. Do we go ahead and build the terminators or do we find some way other than work to allocate the necessities of life among human beings? |
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No. They talked about it but didn't actually do. That's why their regimes were -- obviously -- not "true communism." Everyone involved in this countries' revolutions was formed up (as a person) under preceding classic bureaucratic monarchism. How could they be true communists? |
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February 24th, 2019, 02:40 AM | #3317 | |
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Pol Pot and Mao in particular were explicit about destroying the past-- they were hardly prisoners of their nations' history-- they were happy enough to burn it down. |
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We would collaborate together far more spontaneously and despise the exploitation of the man by the man. Quote:
I really need to point your total hypocrisy, when defending democracy and not liking the results. I searched several translations and didn't find anything relevant in French language. Quote:
1) Bouddha "gospels" didn't abolish classes, 2) Christ "gospels" didn't abolish classes, 3) Mahomet "gospels" didn't abolish classes, 3) Marx "gospels" didn't abolish classes, Just read here anti-communist thinkers. Probably 70% of them believe in God, think that what is taught in gospels are good, but still hardly defend the exploitation of the man by the man, illegitimated rich classes manipulating lowest classes, money as new god. What can you do against that ? I only think that humanity has to wait for spontaneous revolutions until the good one will be imposed to unfair people. But will humanity will survive until the appearance of true Communism? Probably after billion of dead people killed by the horrors generated by desastrous Capitalism. Quote:
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They are put under pressure of the merchants offering them Coca Cola and destroying their rain forests to produce CHEAP palm oil. Still real and well preserved spiritual humanity is on the way to disappear, because of the merchants of the Capitalist temples. Quote:
I'd like to get the result of a worldwide survey: What would you prefer? 1) A bad democracy 2) A good dictatorship 3) Anarchy (in the Proudhon point of view, not the one spread by the auto-proclamed" elite. As I said already in this topic, I know quite a lot of Italian people telling me that their grandfathers praised Italian fascism. Interesting isn't it? It seems that Churchill was a fan of Mussolini. Last edited by Roubignol; February 24th, 2019 at 10:52 AM.. |
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