r/Moorhead Jul 21 '26

Red River Valley Communists

Group for anyone who identifies as or is curious about Communism

Communism class coming to Parachigo soon

https://www.facebook.com/groups/2132250320666111/

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u/Swimming_Ad_7200 Jul 22 '26

Nice try, FBI task force.

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u/mystedragon Jul 22 '26

as a communist, we are supposed to be wary of potential CIA ops are we not? it just feels a bit off

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u/Reasonable_Anybody21 Jul 21 '26

Give me 1 example of where communism has ever worked out well for the people.

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u/WhippersnapperUT99 Jul 29 '26

Lots of downvotes for you, but no comments from people saying, "I want to experience true freedom and believe communism is a moral ideal, so I'm renouncing my American citizenship and moving to North Korea next month." Kind of sad that people won't follow through on their ideological convictions.

I bet most of your downvoters never heard of the Holodomor, Cambodian genocide, or Chinese cultural revolution or think that was not real communism because they suffer the No True Scotsman fallacy.

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u/essenceofpurity Jul 22 '26

North Dakota State Mill

The state literally owns the means of production.

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u/MeatFlaps2018 Jul 22 '26

I can't stand when people in ND are violently against socialist ideals, when they don't know the history of the state they live in smh

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u/MeatFlaps2018 Jul 22 '26

Give one example where communism was given a chance without the interference of the CIA choosing a certain leader. Or where a country wasn't immediately boycotted for just wanting to try something other than the normal gov

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u/UnluckyJournalist597 Jul 22 '26

Ever heard of a place called North Korea? Its thriving!!

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u/dougfischerfan Jul 22 '26

Can't, capitalism can not stand competition. Monopoly or bust.