• workerONE@lemmy.world
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    9 months ago

    I see in reading more that NK is pretty far from communist. But I think people have imagined communism to be something that it never could be. I don’t see how society could exist without money. I see that Soviets thought that eventually they wouldn’t need money but I think this is unrealistic and I don’t see that existence of money in a society could be used to determine if it’s communist or not. .

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      9 months ago

      Marx said that socialism is the gateway for communism. Bring the means of prouction to the working class, then youd be able to make the next transition to communism.

      In any case, there are no societies currently that meet the primary criteria for being called socialist OR communist.

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      9 months ago

      Exactly, satisfying the highest standard is not a criteria for categorisation. It’s the same as saying USA isn’t capitalistic because governament regulations are still a thing

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      9 months ago

      I don’t see how society could exist without money.

      The fact you are incapable of understanding something doesn’t change truth.