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>>2789631
If you mean communism as a big concept and not as a variation or modification of the marxist communism you're correct. It's anarchism, with a maya touch.


And welp, being a marxist in the 21th century it's a big error and ignorance. Only old people like Hobsbawm are still trying to save something from that dead rotten body named marxism-leninism, and the marxists that reivindicated the council and direct democracy form of the pre-bolshevik marxism are gone or they adapted into something less dogmatic like zapatism, damn, even the situationists are only anarchists today... Trotskysm it's the last "good" alive branch of marxism, but they're extremely obsessed with the doctrine of Marx, Lenin and Trotsky, it's a religion for them. And as we all know, the marxists-leninists of the past are social-democrats now or they went postal.

Choose something better, have an open mind. Stop reading crap and get out of your fucking house, get your own experience from the social movements of today.

I was a marxist and i realized that it was an authoritative philosophy of misery and suffering. i didn't replace marxism with another opposite or better philosophy quickly. I had to wander through books, through groups, collectives, etc.

Until the student's movement of my country exploded into a massive strike that lasted for 7 months, at least in my university. We organized everything in direct democracy, with delegates and voice for everyone. Direct action, solidarity, equality, liberty. I turned into an anarchist and i'm fucking proud of it, because it's not an intellectual masturbation, it's something that actually works in practice.