Originally posted by: shuan24
Originally posted by: Nitemare
Originally posted by: maXroOt
hahahha ... im an idiot? thats the strangest thing you have heard? wow talk about iggnorance (and remember, iggnorance isnt necessarily an insult, it only means u are not informed on this subject)
communism = utopia = the perfect world
yes in theory it is great, and as someone said, it doesnt work in practice because of human nature... and in fact there are tons of communists and socialists out there ... if there was an entire country that believed in true communism, maybe it could work. but does that make people damn commies? WHY is being a communist a bad thing? u do realize although capitalism gives us all these options of what to buy, it is responsible for millions upon millions of deaths, right?
please dont call me an idiot if u dont know what u are talking about. it pisses me off when i hear people say damn commies
Does the Bolshevik Revolution ring a bell?
60 years of communist repression in USSR. I've read up on your boy Marx and even read Das Kapital cover to cover. I've read up on Lenin and the Russian royal family in which they shot to death. I've read about the millions of dissenters that were sent to goulags and exterminated. I've read up on cold war Russia as well as China.
Tell me something I don't know
Yes, you gave excellent examples of FAILED communist governments. The first fallacy of your argument is that you failed to prove that the theory of communism does not work. IMHO, people calling others names for their political ideology are truely ignorant. That in itself is a characteristic of a fascist government, not a democratic one where the people have the right in freedom of speech/choice.
The second fallacy of your argument is that North Korea is not "fvcked" because of their Asian brethren, but because of their own leadership. China has nothing but helped the North Koreans, along with South Korea, Japan, and yes, even the U.S. And China will definitely think twice about getting involved in another Korean war, especially since they lost 1 million+ men in the first one. China does not benefit from North Korea economically, but politically. If China continues its growth in economic development and continues to stride closer to a capitalistic society, IMHO, it may just turn the other cheek altogether. <--(Note- the last sentence was an opinionated statement, not a fact)