>>113
I was just stating some of the more well known Communist material, I have read and own a lot more than that. Though, I will admit that I have my own take on it, since I am not Marx and I don't want to be him. Therefore I will not have his exact nature, or values.
>>115
Yes, as I stated some time ago (This has been going on for some now time, hasn't it - Golly!). Major industries should be nationalized to create a more efficient and open, fair and just way of spreading out the products/services.
As for the bureaucracy, - Yes and no. It would be part of it, it should direct and run the outcome of the product, manage it - However the lower management would stay with the professionals, though monitored. I am not dumb, I know that professionals are professionals for a reason. And as for the monopoly, anything and everything can be a monopoly if it is allowed.
If its in a public business, and business, then would not everything be monitored, why would one mind if their emails, if their audits are public? Private businesses already look at ones communications and they're much less trustworthy and than a government.
As for your belief that the only way for a Utopia is if we're dead, I believe thats incorrect, very few of us truly want violence, and if the if the implements for that violence are removed, even fewer will go out of their way, and those could be easily controlled.