Evil Kermit

I'm not a tyrant who wants control over others, but hear me out there's a part of me that may be a little bit hotheaded

You’ve made countless posts that say otherwise.

Tell me you don't understand basic communist theory without telling me...

Name one communist country country that doesn’t implement itself without bloodshed

Nice attempt at a false equivalency. Any supposed communist country that is killing people like you say immediately stops becoming a communist country. Communism is about egalitarianism and rights for all, not whatever you have seen on Fox News or Ben Shapiro about it.
Also, there has been no truly communist country, because can you show me any country that is classless, stateless and moneyless? I'll wait...
That being said, even as non communist as Stalinism was, they still went from an agrarian 3rd world country to a superpower in 40 years, made the USA shit themselves, won the space race, invented the cellphone, wifi and lots of inventions you use every day...

An old “No true Scotsman fallacy” about never having “real” communism.

As for the Soviets inventing what you mentioned cell phones were explored by the Soviets, but not invented by them. The first cell phone was invented by Martin Cooper of Motorola Company and not in the Soviet Union. Wi-Fi was invented by CSIRO an Australian company.

As for being bloodthirsty tyrants, answer one question with “Yes” or “No.” Do you support killing the rich to redistribute their property? Yes or no.

Again, you're wrong. The no true Scotsman doesn't apply here because I'm not just making up what a definition of what "communist" is, but it in fact comes directly from Marx and Engles himself.

As for cellphone tech, nice get out you just invented there! "BUH THEY NEVA HAD A COMMERCIALLY AVAILABLE MODEL WITH A 50% MARKET DOMINANCE!!!". LOLLLL

The first concept of a mobile phone system was proposed by Leonid Kupriyanovich, a Soviet engineer, in the late 1950s and early 1960s. He developed several experimental mobile phones, including a 1961 prototype called the "Altai" system, which was a mobile radio-telephone used in cars.

Soviet scientist Alexander Popov is credited with inventing one of the earliest radio receivers in the 1890s... Marconi did it in 1895.

Feel free to come back to me with some more ChatGPT responses later on.

As for your stupid yes or no question, YES but only if the rich get in the way of the revolution in ANY way. If they try and resist, or want to exploit people like they did before, then they get the swift SLINGGGG of the guillotine.

How about a question for you: YES OR NO! Are you okay with free markets causing, directly and indirectly, widesrpead, poverty, misery and death?

You have just proven my point that every communist is a would-be bloodthirsty tyrant.

Funny how you didn't reply to my question about your attitude towards how deadly the free markets are? Also, anyone getting in the way of the worker's revolution should be dealt with just like the CIA deals with people who get in the way of the US brand of "free market" capitalism...

What’s funny is that you have never answered my original thesis that communists are at heart bloodthirsty tyrants who would kill to gain their vision of a utopia, but rather have twice now confirmed it. You also ignore that capitalism has actually saved countless lives. Capitalism made innovations in farming to allow better crop production, engineering to move food from farms to cities, and to fight diseases. Do you think Jonas Salk would have invented a vaccine against Polio if he didn’t have access to the means of production to make it and the freedom to try it? Communism wouldn’t have given it to him. Rather, communism would have said that these afflicted by Polio are drains on the resources because they can’t produce, and so would be killed off. Show me one example of communism raising anyone out of poverty or adding a luxury to lives of workers: capitalism has done so, since even the poorest in the US today has luxury that only the wealthy could afford eighty years ago.

Also, if you think Karl Marx cared about workers, you should really research his life. It speaks much louder than his empty words. Just look at how he treated his housekeeper — she was basically a serf never being paid while he used her to father a bastard son. Marx had nothing but contempt for workers.

Absolutely NONE of that can be attributed to capitalism, it just happened to come about when capitalism was the dominant market model / ideology. What a silly assumption to make, this is about as good as Adam Smith's take of: "Animals don't trade on a free market, therefore it's intrinsic to humans".
Also, I LOVE the fact you used the polio vaccine of all things. Not only did he create it with government funding (in your mind this is COMMERNISM) but he also did a very socialisty / communisty thing with it - he made it patent free so some greedy capitalist couldn't make money off it and cause more suffering through withholding it.
Even more hilariously, the Sabin vaccine created in communist USSR was invented slightly later than the Salk one (5 years), but the commie one was oral and easier to administer, so it has ultimately saved far more lives than the capitalist one invented in the USA. Hilarious isn't it? You chose the worst possible example to show how communism actually isn't what you think it is. So in short, yes, communism does allow for inventions like this, so why are you saying they don't?
ChatGPT can even easily disprove your "argument":
The Soviet Union (USSR) made significant contributions to medical science and vaccine development during its existence. Some of the key advancements include:

1. **Polio Vaccine (Salk’s and Sabin’s vaccines)**
- The **Soviet Union** was one of the first countries to use the **oral polio vaccine** developed by Albert Sabin (which is different from Jonas Salk’s injectable vaccine). After its development in the 1950s and early 1960s, the Soviet Union became a major player in testing and distributing Sabin's vaccine, which played a key role in polio eradication worldwide.
- The USSR made significant strides in mass immunization programs, helping reduce polio in many regions.
2. **Smallpox Eradication**
- The USSR was a key participant in the **global smallpox eradication program** led by the World Health Organization (WHO) during the 1960s-1980s. They played an instrumental role in eliminating smallpox through the use of the **vaccinia vaccine**, which was a key component in the strategy of "ring vaccination" and mass immunization campaigns. The USSR's efforts in Central Asia were particularly crucial in eradicating the disease in those areas.
3. **The BCG Vaccine (Tuberculosis)**
- The **BCG (Bacillus Calmette–Guérin) vaccine**, used to prevent tuberculosis, was widely used in the USSR.

Here’s something to make your rants a little more informed.
https://merionwest.com/2020/04/15/the-many-problems-with-marxism/

Thank you for ignoring everything I said, even the points about the polio vaccine that you thought were a slam-dunk for capitalism when in fact, they only supported my points.

Did you Google "what's wrong with Marxism" all by yourself? Well done. That article is horeshit and seems to quote Thomas Sowell as if he wasn't just a shill for corporations and the free markets. You're a member of the proletariat, start acting like it and stop simping for corporations and rich people. You'll never be rich or like them, because the system is designed to not let you ever achieve their wealth.