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  1. Tina Hunt Actually for communism to work 3 things must happen: 1)Closing TV and throwing it out of the window. 2)People to become responsible for themselves, both individually and politically,realizing that common good is what benefits more than individual economism. 3)Organizing themselves politically and fighting against those that control the means of production(bourgeoisie)... 
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  2. +ole747 There is no such thing such as ''nature of humans''. Such nature is interchangable(proof:it has already changed trillions of times in history)!! There is nothing natural in capitalism but still it prevailed and also with great Violence(French revolution). And REAL communism has worked in practice in the past as well(Communards of Paris), it's just that the reaction prevailed with bloodshed. Marxism differs little from the logic of Capitalism and besides Soviet statism has little difference with statism and protectionist policies!!!
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  3. ole747 This is true for the world we live but this wasn't forever.  Way of thinking and living of people has changed so many times according to place and time in history. It's not a matter of ''nature'' but lack of values and ideals nowdays, lack of collective target among the people. Besides if it was something by nature, why have there been people with so much collective thinking, full of willingness and morality, and full of self-sacrifice for the common good?? They might  have been minority but People like them can show the masses  true meaning of living a real life of fighting for your freedom and  values superior to just consuming and dying...  
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  4. They have always been propaganda stations, but right now it's just more obvious than ever!!!
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  5. D Bojangles Well that is why communism requires state elimination!!! It requires self-government and communitarianism so that it will work with people participating in power through the syndicates with the people in their places.  In other words freedom must gain again political meaning and not individualist and economic.  People used to know each other before the rise of great urban cities in 19th and 20th century, this must happen again. That is why Marx says in his manifesto that during the socialis state(which is the state of the workers who participate in power and it's the state before the elimination and the coming of communism) provinces must be reinforced as much as cities, unlike how is it now.  As for capitalism, communism works much more  according to human nature than capitalism, since greediness comes from one's needs, false education and  out of fear of ''losing''.  In other words capitalism makes a mean of human living his purpose. There is nothing ''natural'' in it, it has turned people to machines since the industrial revolution, it works only through humiliation and the good old model ''the owners and the ones getting owned''.  They even used christian morality in 19th century to humiliate and subclass the workers, so much for how ''natural'' it is.  It's quite certain that one day it will collapse. What has a beggining has an end as Aristotle once said.  Market(despite the fact that bourgeoisie tries to pass themselves as the ones naturally ruling) has its beggining in 12th century, there have been millions of economical crisies since then and everytime it gets worse, since it survives only through technological advancement which everytime makes things less controllable, ends up with worse accumulation of capital makes worker's lives even worse and the consequences of every crisis are even more horrible(just remember the crisis of 1930 and what happened next). ''What doesn't kill us makes us stronger'' Nietzche said once, up to now capitalism adopted that doctrine but it matters little what happened in the previous crisis, what matters is the final one. 
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  6.  @ManiacMayhem7256  This is BS. Cyrus NEVER abolished slavery in totality. That's one of the many post-modern oriental idealisation myths. He only freed a lot of slaves but slavery persisted in the Persian empire.
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