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I'm a communist. One of my ultimate goals for humanity is the abolition of money. Capitalism is an economic system that is heavily centered around money. If the goal of the abolition of money is to be achieved, capitalism will also have to be abolished with it down the line. I don't want to take away small-scale artisan tools or personal farms from people. All I want is the collectivization of large enterprises and the redistribution of wealth on a broad scale. 4 comments
I think that you should just read "State and Revolution" by Vladimir Lenin to better understand why a centeralized socialist government is necessary. The website here is in English, but it can translate to French: https://www.marxists.org/archive/lenin/works/1917/staterev/ @Radical_EgoCom @benjamin_e You understand that money predates capitalism by several thousand years, right? Money is primarily an account of debt - which may indicate grain owed, labor owed, or gratitude owed. Money, itself, is not capitalism, but a way that capitalism represents or orders power. I'm not stupid. I know that money existed before capitalism. I never stated nor implied that money didn't exist before capitalism, so I don't know why you feel the need to inform me on this obvious fact as if I wasn't aware. |
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@Radical_EgoCom Si on partage librement les brevets et les idΓ©es. Est-ce que les entreprises de grande taille sont vraiment une nΓ©cessitΓ© ? Ce sont les empires qui aiment bien centraliser : pour plus facilement exercer leurs contrΓ΄les.
Paix, entraide et prospΓ©ritΓ© camarade.