I see this way too often here on Lemmy, so I want to post this. Starting a commune is legal in most countries. If you believe in communism, you can found a commune and show us all how great it is.

You lack money? Well, that is literally what stock markets and venture capitalists (capitalism) are created to solve. If you are ready for an IPO, you can sell shares to raise funds. If you are not, you can get Venture Capital in exchange for shares until you are ready for an IPO.

Getting rid of capitalism means you need to find a different way to obtain funding for new ventures. And if your system relies on government charity (some government board handing you money) or taking resources violently, than your system sucks.

Edit: I don’t mean that this is a replacement for full communist system. I mean this as a way to get some of the advantages while showing sceptics (like me) it can work and is better. A first step.

  • Sidhean@lemmy.world
    81·
    7 months ago

    overall, i rate this post lmao/10. I wish i thought it was a joke.

    Remember, OP: you are not immune to propoganda

    • DreamlandLividity@lemmy.worldOP
      67·
      7 months ago

      I know I am not. But I am an engineer, so I am able to tell apart a workable plan and wishful thinking. I have never heard anything but wishful thinking from communism proponents. I know that does not mean a workable plan does not exist but I tend to not believe in things I see no evidence of.

      • redempt@lemmy.world
        91·
        7 months ago

        I don’t think being an engineer makes you qualified in economics, politics, or sociology.

        • DreamlandLividity@lemmy.worldOP
          23·
          7 months ago

          Sure, I don’t claim it does. But it makes me skilled enough to identify when a proposal is missing large parts that are needed to implement it.