What do you think about communism?

Question

Tell me your mind about it, what would you say about communism, what do you think about the politics of USA with some Latinamerican countries like Cuba?

Answer 1

USA SUCKS......CAUSE ITS THE FIRST TERRORIST COUNTRY OF THE WORLD.......KILL INOCENT PEOPLE ARROUND THE WORLD.....AND NEVER SAY I AM SORRY...., NEVER SAY THE TRUE....

Answer 2

Communism was made to seem so evil, but in todays world where the capitalists have all the power, communism seems like a good thing for people tired of being pushed around by the cooperate CEOs and execs. It's quite ironic, actually, Capitalism was introduced long ago to give power to people instead of just the government, but now it seems Microsoft and the oil industry executives have all the power.

Answer 3

I don't think too much of it at all. With communism comes an elitist class ruling over the equally miserable average joe, and a totalitarian government. Power is best left fractured in a federalist system, with a small federal government. The ultimate goal being individual liberty and freedom. Along with those freedoms comes accepting personal responsibility and accountability for ones decisions and actions.

Answer 4

Get rich quick schemes in the capitalist business world, (buyouts, IPOs, conglomerates, acquisitions, mergers, and the stock market), do not actually work. Remaining solvent does not actually exist within false economics capitalism.

Profit existing in the capitalist business world, or millionaires existing within capitalism, is pathological deception committed by the 21 organizations spying on the population with plain clothes agents, (with covert fake names and fake backgrounds).

Actual economics is the persons paying the monthly business loan payments of companies voting at work in order to control the property they are paying for.

Capitalism is the psychology of imaginary parents, false economics, and the criminal deception of employees that are paying the bills (including the stocks and bonds, or shares) of companies.

Anti-Democracy republicanism is the psychology of imaginary parents, and false government.

Answer 5

Since 1959, Castro has bedeviled the US government as the Cuban leader who deposed Fulgencio Batista, a ruthless dictator whom the US government supported. While ruling Cuba, Batista widened the wealth gap to a chasm (sound familiar?) and dispatched his death squads, which captured, tortured, and murdered thousands of "Leftists". Castro is certainly no saint, but Cuba was not exactly a paradise under America's proxy either.

Trading oil for the use of many of Cuba's superbly-trained physicians, Chavez has parlayed his relationship with Castro to an advantage for the poor of his nation. Ironically, the infinitely benevolent and wise leaders of the United States rejected offers of help from both Chavez and Castro during Hurricane Katrina. While the Bush regime spurned overtures of help from our "enemies", over a thousand Americans died in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina as a result of criminal neglect and incompetence on the part of a US government now geared almost solely to represent and sustain the interests of the wealthy, corporations and the military industrial complex.

Answer 6

i think the people who hate "commies" are assholes. everyone is entitled tot heir own beliefs. my view is that not one type of government is the best...there are parts of communism that are good, and also better than democracy. however, the same goes for democracy being better in parts than communism. its just that the US will never implement any time of communist ideaology into the constitution, because people are anti-communist, so the reps wont vote for it cuz they dont wanna get votedo ut of office. as for cuba, well they suck

Answer 7

An excuse of the empire to introduce agents and to destroy countries... in Latinamerican.

looks at this:
http://video.google.es/videoplay?docid=-803717900315922061&q=war+on+democracy+espa%C3%B1ol&total=5&start=0&num=10&so=0&type=search&plindex=0

For The truth...
Good luck...

Answer 8

we should open relations with cuba. trade is a good thing.

as for communism: the government is too inefficient to be in control of the entire market. also, i'm not too big on giving someone that much power over my day to day life. sheesh, they've got enough power already! lol.

Answer 9

Communism can only be achieved in the minds of the optimist, it's another never to be experienced Utopia.


-Child of the USSR.
Contrary to popular belief we didn't have Communism, just like the USA doesn't have Democracy even though it is commonly refereed to as such.

Answer 10

Communism hasn't been tried, we get near it but it is always co-opted by greed and power lust. Hence we have what the American school of propaganda has sold us as Communism, and to be fair they sold themselves that way as well.. Mao, Stalin,Castro... all ruled with an iron fist and crushed all opposition. Read the Communist Manifesto open-mindedly and then be honest about how it reads.... there is very little to find objection with. Again as an American you have been sold the notion that you are an individual with every opportunity that is afforded to an individual, However you are marketed too, governed as and Considered based on your demographic, racial, sexual and Buying habits... the false reality of a capitalist feudal system is a pale exchange for a true political system. However with only a false example to judge it Communism is relegated to the back room along with the other outmoded forms of population control. But it hasn't seen it's day and some fascist will come along and pedal himself as a man of the people and call himself whatever he needs to to get what he wants.... and communism is so attractive to a put upon people that invariably it's bound to be summoned once again.

Answer 11

Communism is like all forms of government - beautiful on paper but terrible in practice.

U.S politics always protects the interests of those in power and the interests of those who support them.
That alone determines their policies world wide.