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>>18039271
>>18039271
So what did marx and lenin discribe? See you keep trying to drag the conversation back into your nonsenical understanding of the term and even strawman me; You are free to define communism as whatever you want, but, the reality of the situation is marx actually had very little to say on the subject.

We can, however, extrapolate that communism is what capitalism lacks; Communism Lacks private control of production, a market economy, and autocratic control of the work place. It lacks wages and surplus value extraction. You are free to contiune to argue that a state monoply on production is communism but the fact of the matter is no one, not Marx or Lenin agree that is the case.

No go ahead and cherry pick out of the communist manifesto Marx's ten planks; the planks were about how he foresaw a future in which society would be crafted around a world not totally under the dominion of communism as was defined above. Marx also would recant later in life, after the french revolution and the establishment of the Paris commune that the paris commune more adequately reflected his ideas of any "transitory period" between communism and capitalism.

It's so annoying to have to constantly argue against brainlets who just want to cherry pick everything rather than form a rational coherent thought; to argue the same tierd points over and over again. Think for yourself for gods sake.