Raven

So, as I asked your BFB, and never receive an answer, what is your opinion of the novel “We The Living”?

One of the bitter ironies of the 20th century was that communism, which began as an egalitarian doctrine accusing capitalism of selfishness and calloused sacrifices of others, became in power a system whose selfishness and callousness toward others made the sins of capitalism pale.
Thomas Sowell

But not life, happiness, and freedom.

Hold still, my new shotgun is heavy.

you left out...

-Coveting thy neighbors goods
&
-ignorance

Communism: No
Anti-nationalism: eh?
Health: alright
Community: Sure, a lot actually
Acceptance: Sure
Education: Education in my country is a f**king joke, hell yeah we need to better that

Communism is a good thing

good in paper, bad in reality, as all ideologies

...whoever told you that, told you all the things you want to hear,
or does all the things you like,
or has talked you into doing ALL the things they like.

That, or you're a hopeless romantic, in full fantasy mode, seeking a Utopian solution
on behalf of others that never asked for this

You should look into Georg Hegel’s dialectic philosophy. He was the one who influenced Karl Marx on communism. You would find, if you look deeper into it, that communism SAYS things that sound good, but they have a different definition than the dictionary. The Bourgeois for instance in communism actually refers to the Jews, and the proletariat isn’t so much the workers but the emerging gentlemen (people who believed that work was beneath them as others supported their lifestyle). Karl Marx was such a man: never being willing to work but strutting about with a riding crop (he had no horse) to appear fashionable. Meanwhile he acted like a snob to laborers, and wrote libelous articles against craftsmen.