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I don't mean the idea of Communism is unsound(like OOP is great idea in theory) but all its implementations(languages) naturally come very far from the abstract idea(Classes are quite similar to classification of communism, does member belongs of class "bourgeois" or class "proletariat"? see,its reducible to simple OOP abstraction and predictable methods for dealing with both, and the trend to classify/methodize the people as objects in the economic system) so the real world procedural paradigm(Capitalism: where the people are treated according to a pattern or procedure which can be altered without compromising the paradigm(unlike OOP example where its statically assigned methods and classes forming a pyramid)) outperforms (by quality of life) any Communism because it allows the freedoms communism restricts(by making the structure part of the process) to optimize its OOP model of ideal country(again worse-is-better wins here).