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Communism should be democratic-libertarian-socialism with moderate-anarchism.

The whole slavery thing is unacceptable.

I love the lazy. Everyone is best off doing what they enjoy and everyone has a unique purpose in life, including utmost abstract purpose.

The idea is to achieve heaven/true utopia.
But if there isn’t problems, farms as is already “overproduce” and naturally lower all prices unless restrained.

Something went deeply wrong in communist countries that caused so many strange problems.
I think the central issue is the dictatorship aspect of communism. That the politburo is a class.

A true utopia is one where everyone is empowered to the utmost and not forced to do anything.

Things naturally progress if things don’t go in a weird forceful direction.

For example, imagine the USA with ever improving REAL democracy, antitrust laws, socialism, and diplomacy instead of rampant militarization.
Instant utopia. Everyones truest desires are mutual. We all win together with real progress.

Everything can and should be free. There’s ever greater assets for humanity to gain. Like divinity via genetic modification

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=UqJJktxCY9U

Lets also face it, it looks like most countries only have problems because of subversion and foreign exploitation.
But putting extra faith in the politburo dictatorship just because you think they’re on your team, is the opposite of a solution.
Government requires utmost accountability and transparency. As well as media/information-sources that aren’t owned by a monopoly.