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Edited by Madman Mordo:
6/19/2013 3:50:05 PM
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What do you think of the abolition of the classes? Do you think it's appropriate that a cleaner for example, can earn the same amount of money as a Doctor under a Communist system? Do you think Communism and a democratic leadership can both be attained?
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Edited by SweetAndSexyFine: 6/19/2013 4:05:05 PMFully eliminating the classes wouldn't work because there would be no incentive to work to get a higher education and potentially have a tougher job than say a mailman. Eliminating millionaires and billionaires to compensate for the very poorest is a much better and more fair solution. The chart above shows how more socialist countries like Sweden, Norway, Finland, and Denmark have very low levels of income inequality. Technically, a communism is void of government, so it'd be impossible to have a [i]true[/i] communism with a democratic system.
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So what would be the incentive to get people into the more academically required careers?
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As it is, increased income. And yeah, if you haven't noticed, I'm only just a socialist calling myself a communist to sound edgy.
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