Communism means the state control the means of production........

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04/06/24

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Originally posted by kingpins: ↑

Hi Sid

Communism --- operationally yes

Going deeper, politics has long since left Australia
The Australian Liberal party is so far left that the Labor parties of 60 years ago would think they were a HARD left party

None of the so called political parties follow any conservative or worker based ideology

The Labor left are a dictatorship which panders to the communist ideals and the Liberals are the same except their heroes are the foreign money hungry cooperate giants

Australia has many problems and there is no white knight on the horizon

As to Communism, the definition is difficult but in Qld we have a government which without asking the people or even telling most of the people the details, have embarked on a stupendous campaign which they say is about Carbon Neutral, but in fact there is not one single bit of evidence to support the scores of big batteries ($60 million each) being purchased, the pumped hydro s being built, solar farms of thousands of acres and not to mention wind farms on every hill top, and also hundreds of k/ms of transmissions cables and towers to support them

So billions of dollars spent without consultation with money that has to be borrowed and no evidence that there will be a worthwhile return for the people who have to foot the bill

Is this not akin to communism ???

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Communism means the state control the means of production..... simples. Everything you complain about comes as a result of capitalism as the dominant system. Communism does not exist in this country.... PERIOD.

I agree with much of your opinion but it is patently absurd to be blaming Communism. Find your intellectual agots and name up the cause correctly.
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