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How many deaths due to communism ?

To the nearest million will do

 

How is that relevant?

No one is pushing for communism ffs

 

All you do is demand answers it gets tedious .

How many deaths are directly responsible from Socialism which is the precursor to Communism since 2017 ?

 

I asked the first question and you didn't answer, then asked me another question in response ffs Scroll back.

Millions of people were killed by the Russian interpretation of communism. It's a political doctrine ffs, it can't be responsible for deaths. That's like saying cars are responsible for hundreds of thousands of deaths. Nope, drivers are.

Socialism is not a precursor to Communism either ffs.

How about you right wing ****s answer a question for once?

 

Hmm, was the 1930's National Socialism in Germany a political doctrine?

 

Close, over 65 million is the answer

 

I doubt you will get an answer from derp boy

 

I largely ignore the thick twat anyway.

 

What parts of Communism advocate killing people? In your own time?

 

So you were

its 39

 

Interesting read

https://www.schwarzreport.org/resources/essays/why-communism-kills

somebody help Toby with the big words, he may have difficulty understanding them

 

Right wing **** ?

So straight to insults

A ballpark figure will do and you can include China Cambodia and all the other countries that lived under communism not just Russia.

 

Yes (some may be related to Covid as well)

1917 to 2017

 

@DUNCAN DONUTS

Educate yourself on what Communism actually stands for, you'd probably ****ing agree with it too

Read this for a start.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Communist_society

 

I don't read your ****ty links.

Anywhere between 65 and 100 million since 1917

 

This article is about the hypothetical stage of socioeconomic development


so you get a DERP!!!!1

 

Marxist Stage Theory
Stage 1 – Primitive Communism

Men performed the same economic function – hunter gathering. They worked together in order to survive. There was no private property and there were no classes. Eventually the most successful hunter gatherers gained power and control over the others.

Stage 2 – Imperialism

The strong man ruled. He began by owning all the land but when threatened by outsiders, he would grant land to others in return for military services. A new land-owning aristocracy was therefore created.

Stage 3 – Feudalism

Land was owned by the aristocracy who exploited the peasantry who worked it. There was a surplus of food which the aristocracy sold to others – creating a class of merchants and capitalists who wanted to share political power.

Stage 4 – Capitalism

The wealthy merchants and factory owners (bourgeoisie) obtained political power and exploited the workers (proletariat). As the proletariat became politically aware they would rise up and overthrow the bourgeois government.

Stage 5 – Socialism

There would be a dictatorship of the proletariat as workers’ organisations re-distributed food, goods and services fairly according to need, and profits were shared by all. The middle classes would come to understand that equality was superior to private ownership.

Stage 6 – Communism

Everyone would join together for the common good. Money and government would no longer be needed and society would be class-less. As all countries reached this stage the world would become state-less and competition and wars would cease