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On a very small scale (like a single village or extended family), communism works fantastically well. Once you try to boost that system up to an entire country, or even the world, the system breaks down. It's the same way with democracy. With a small group of people, it's easy to reason with a small minority and come up with something everyone can agree on. But when you're talking about millions or billions of people, the "minority" that dissents is still a HUGE number of people, and that causes a lot of strife in the country.
^ yeah i think if it was a small scale then yeah, but the U.S is too big for that. I do think communism might work if there wasn't a dictator in charge of it.
The Communist Manifesto says nothing about a dictator in any part of it
also,
most communist countries are not supposed to be dictatorships
look up Soviet Democracy
Exactly; true utopian communism implies a lack of a state. Again, the Russians weren't communists.
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