


Steven wrote:I can't see the connection between communism and democracy, since these are the contraries of each other.
Admin wrote:Mario De Sandozequi, theSoviet Union tried to achieve Communism and it failed miserably.
What do you think they did wrong?
What is the right way to build a successful communist society?
Is it even possible?
John wrote:Big_Becka, it seems that the crisis is really bad in UK...

Newrussian town wrote:I am Russian, 22 years old, and I am a Communist, like many of us. Communism- it is a pure theory, about united community of the entire world, ( the world order if you want) with out rich and poor everybody has to do his/her job, not for Capitalism bosses or the companies, but for all humankind. One humankind, one state.
Newrussian town wrote:Communism- it is a pure theory, about united community of the entire world, ( the world order if you want) with out rich and poor everybody has to do his/her job, not for Capitalism bosses or the companies, but for all humankind. One humankind, one state.
People here are so politically apathetic... I am surprised there are still Communists in Russia - is that allowed under the current government?
And how can Communism ever be popular in western countries where the term is synonymous with oppression, genocide, corruption and poverty? I've even met young people who don't know the difference between Communists and Nazi's - expressing Marxist views can get you beaten up in my town! 

DaPooka wrote:Newrussian town wrote:Communism- it is a pure theory, about united community of the entire world, ( the world order if you want) with out rich and poor everybody has to do his/her job, not for Capitalism bosses or the companies, but for all humankind. One humankind, one state.
It is refreshing to hear someone who is idealistic!People here are so politically apathetic... I am surprised there are still Communists in Russia - is that allowed under the current government?
As a Russian, would you like to return to a Soviet State, or do you envisage something different? I ask because I believe that World Communism was abandoned by Stalin, because he did not consider World Communism practical, and chose to concentrate on consolidating the USSR.
How do we obtain any political change, when TV, religion and the education system all seem to encourage young people to be dumb?And how can Communism ever be popular in western countries where the term is synonymous with oppression, genocide, corruption and poverty? I've even met young people who don't know the difference between Communists and Nazi's - expressing Marxist views can get you beaten up in my town!
You must have experience of three different regimes: how are they different in practice, and which was best?
BTW, Mario, what is "scientific communism"


Terry wrote:The government must ensure at least the average salary for teachers. In UK it makes up between 21 and 24 thousand pounds. Teachers have their important part in the society, so it's a pity to disregard this.

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