If a truly non-corrupt communist system was set up, why wouldn't it be the optimal idelogy?
Any and all ideologies are perfect at their core leafanon. The issue is how easy they are to corrupt and communism is very, very easy to abuse in a corrupt manner.
>>74172659
Yes
>inb4 dumb Americans arrive in this thread
The extreme egualitarism results in chaos since society needs some sort of hierarchy.
And ofc, human beings are selfish beings (in order words, everyone wants to be king/rich), so Its impossible to work.
>>74172894
*other words
>>74172894
>*equalitarism
Fuck, I failed hard at english today. I think I should resign from the board.
>>74172659
Bolshevism is a Jewish idea, based on the teachings of Karl Marx and other socialist revolutionaries. It is characterized by destruction and chaos, imposes his will and maintains its power through terror and murder. Many would like to keep the public was unaware of the role played by Jews, communists, Zionists, whether financiers ... Bolshevism and Zionism are only a means, a weapon in the fight against the Jewish world power for supremacy in politics or the economy.
>>74173085
> he fell for the Jew meme
>>74172659
Because it's literally an impossible concept. Communism is destined to fail
>>74173039
Egalitarianism. It's okay my white friend
>>74172659
You see, if you assume the system to be corruption free it's not applicable to humans.
You either get communism completely lead by Skynet or you get the usual broken communism
Corruption isn't the only issue, another big one is incentives. Capitalism harnesses natural human self-interest and sublimates it into the public good.
Marx's Communist utopia was nothing but a syphilitic fantasy, based on convoluted theorism and religious faith. Pure sophistry and pseudo-scientific garbage. "Capitalism", on the other hand, is the default state of affairs, where the only collective will that is required is a shared commitment to the mutual respect of property rights. Just provide the framework, and human nature takes care of the rest.
