To be fair we sometimes take absolute positions on issues that vary internally base on the intentions behind them. You could say capitalism would work if there were present morals and a code of honor that would restrain big fishes from completely destroy societal ecosystems for the sake of extra profit or terminating their competition thus making giant monopolies. You could say socialism would work if the help from the state were focused towards helping those who were down on their luck will still working for the betterment of the individual (rigor, sense of patriotism etc...) instead of the current aid that is given to promote hateful and ignorant doctrines to fit the agenda of (((some))). Always remember that the intentions behind the doctrines sometimes make all the difference in the outcome.

What gets communists hung up is that they can't separate theory from practice. Sure, in theory if some behavior was outlawed it wouldn't happen. For the communist you can simply outlaw unjust things and that's that: You can outlaw guns and then nobody gets shot. You can outlaw abusing workers and workers are liberated from oppression.

What always strikes me as so odd about communists is that they see our current system of laws. They see that the rich and powerful get away with whatever they want and the peons get the shaft. In fact, the inequity of policing and the justice system are one of their chief complaints. Yet, they somehow believe that bestowing even more of that power upon those who are abusing it now will somehow resolve the issue. I can understand that the theory seems nice, but how can they not acknowledge the reality? That's the part I can't understand.

Luks like dey dindnt ate de pipo. Dey don recycle.