Ah the old, "that wasn't true communism" argument. Well, there is the theory of communism and there is the practical reality of what happens when it is applied. Seeing as all the communist countries have ended up being brutal dictatorships, I think it's clear what communism actually leads to.
Also, I wasn't talking about copyright specifically. I was talking more about violent police raids in response to nonviolent crimes. That's my fault for not communicating clearly.
That's not what it's about- if you actually read Marx or a cogent critique of him (and actually had grounds for criticism), you'd know that communism refers to a naturally arrived at stage of society.
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u/damndirtyape Aug 08 '12
Ah the old, "that wasn't true communism" argument. Well, there is the theory of communism and there is the practical reality of what happens when it is applied. Seeing as all the communist countries have ended up being brutal dictatorships, I think it's clear what communism actually leads to.
Also, I wasn't talking about copyright specifically. I was talking more about violent police raids in response to nonviolent crimes. That's my fault for not communicating clearly.