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  17.  @BiharyGabor  Every Marxist I've argued with has always fallen back to declaring that a Capitalist is someone who accumulates wealth. Capitalism plural is an economy built around the free market and individuals being allowed to accumulating wealth. ie a economy built around selfish money grubbers. Sarcasm It's why Lenin was able to get away with declaring a farmer who had too many cows as a Capitalist, Class Traitor and a kulak, equal that to a factory owner or nobleman, in spite being quite poor, because to afford too many cows, ie not the proper amount of cows, would imply they are accumulating wealth so they can afford said extra cows. Ironic that my definition of a dirty money grubbing Capitalist I can present practical evidence of it in practice, quite easily. It's why such a regime was able to ethically steal whatever it wanted from it's people whom they believed earned it unfairly to begin with because they were practicing Capitalism. Poor farmer doesn't deserve his tractor, doesn't deserve having more than 10 cows, doesn't deserve having a surplus of grain. In the eyes of the USSR under Lenin wealth didn't just equal money but property to boot, but property is a form of material wealth so it still circles back to "Money." You dared to declare it untrue, but insist on refusing to presenting real proof that it isn't. Going so far to declare it's too complicated to be defined in such a simple manor. However, no philosophy is too complicated to be defined into a singular definition, unless said philosophy is filled with contradictions. If it's filled with contradictions, then it's either built upon broken logic, or worse, intentionally done so to make it easy to switch what it means at a whim when it's necessary, then it's built upon untruths, and dishonestly. Then again TIK has already pointed out a few times where Marx was most definitely lying to his readers, and moments in which he did love Contradictions. So he was either an idiot or a liar. However, in spite of that, there still has to be a core clearly defined definition, otherwise, such a ideology could never be instituted in practice to counter it.
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  20.  @jrenjrapiro817  To be frank, I've never seen a single comment you've made which actually disproven anything I said outside of conjecture. All my replies have only been trying to really find out how you have some twisted views on words like Socialism, Community, and oddly apparently even Communism. Honestly, I think any ounce of credibility which you didn't really show much sign of prior anyways, was thrown out the moment you claimed Communism wasn't a form of Socialism, even though from time to time in history they were synonyms of each other often used by some of the same people meaning relatively same thing. You can argue against Fascism, or Nazism not being forms of Socialism, but seriously Communism? I've never seen someone make that claim. There is a reason the definitions of Socialism often includes "Common" Control. Because Socialism's Association with Communism. It's literally in the name of Communism ie straight from Wikipedia "Communism (from Latin communis, 'common, universal' is a philosophical, social, political, and economic ideology and movement whose ultimate goal is the establishment of a communist society, namely a socioeconomic order structured upon the ideas of common ownership of the means of production and the absence of social classes, money,[3][4] and the state." Key phrase: common ownership of the means of production < Strange, didn't some of the definitions I posted earlier from the dictionary for Socialism use common ownership? Almost as if they're often synonyms. Wiki Socialism: Socialism is a political, social, and economic philosophy encompassing a range of economic and social systems characterized by social ownership of the means of production. Social Ownership: Social ownership is the appropriation of the surplus product produced by the means of production by a society or community as a whole, and is the defining characteristic of a socialist economic system.[1] It can take the form of state ownership, common ownership, employee ownership, cooperative ownership, and citizen ownership of equity. Oh, look it includes State ownership, and omg seriously? Common Ownership!? As if I acutally knew what I was talking about when I said Community and Society can equal State Ownership, yet you were in denial of it. In spite Social Ownership can include state ownership, and yes this is all cited. =D I'm sorry but, you utterly failed when you said Communism isn't a form of Socialism.
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