Comments by "craxd1" (@craxd1) on "Karl Marx Didn't Understand Human Nature And Communism is a Lie" video.

  1. Edenism and communism go hand-in-hand. They sit back and swear that there was once a golden age or utopia where there was no government with a communal life, and claim that this was Eden. When one reads the Mesopotamian story of Adapa or Adamu, who became the Hebrew Adam, he was listed on the king's list as the first king of Eridu, the king of a city-state. There have been tribal governments going back to when man lived in the caves of the mountains of Anatolia, the Caucasus, and Urals. These are the people who left their caves to become the first farmers and cattle herders on the steppes, which was the beginning of a centralized government for villages or city-states on either side of the Ural River and its tributaries. That is what spread south, so there was never a time when there was a golden age or utopia. Even these early humans on the Pontic Steppe had a love for gold, which was used to show off their wealth and power. Stupid, communists, Trix are for kids.
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  2. I wonder if those who think of themselves as communists, know that the US and European elite were behind sending both Trotsky and Lenin into Russia, assuring them both a safe passage, even intervening in Trotsky's case, and then sent a fake Red Cross mission to Russia, which gave the movement $1 million to spend on the revolution? I wonder if they understand that the entire revolution was designed to stifle trade competition between Russia and the Anglo-American establishment, and remove the Tsar who had been working with McKinley? I wonder if they know that it was the US and European industrialists and bankers, who supplied Russia with its technology, large factories, and financing, then set up their oil fields so they could pay for it? Lenin and Stalin were crony capitalists, and when Trotsky rebelled, he was booted out of Russia. Within about ten years, Trotsky was assassinated, when he wanted to testify before Congress, for which he was denied.
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