Communism

what's so bad about it again?

Agreed it's not something that should be shoved down the throat of the populous, but rather chosen after going through capitalism and then socialism. If a country realises they all must work together for the betterment of the nation rather than the individual, what's wrong with that?

>>23
If I recall, the reasons stated above in >>14 neither the only nor the primary reasons for governments avoiding communism.

The _actual_reasons_ for modern western capitalist states being anticommunist is the same as the facists of the 1920/30/40's in Europe: Strong business interests that don't want to see their shit get taken away from them.

>>14 is mearly an example of the most common modern justification, which attempts to extrapolate to all nations the results of attempts at socialism in technologicaly backward countries which had cultures never knew anything except absolute totalitarianism. 

Don't ask a serf how to administrate a factory, he won't fucking know, whether the government's ideals are communist or capitalist.  But when you haven't had any freemarket growth yet, where the fuck are you going to get people who aren't serfs to organize shit?

Communism: A distribution model, not a development model