That’s the part that too many people don’t get. Communes and co-ops can work great in small communities, but they have NEVER worked, and WILL never work for a large country. There are some things that are scalable and some things that aren’t. Communism is a perfect example of a system that isn’t scalable.
I love how you completely ignore why they didn’t work, namely existing as islands in a capitalism ocean, and capitalism doesn’t like competition.
Can you really not see how if everywhere was organised in small communities that then cooperated as needed on bigger issues at different scales could absolutely work (and was literally how humanity worked for like 99% of its existence), as long as there isn’t a massive greedy monster looming over trying to destroy it?
That’s the part that too many people don’t get. Communes and co-ops can work great in small communities, but they have NEVER worked, and WILL never work for a large country. There are some things that are scalable and some things that aren’t. Communism is a perfect example of a system that isn’t scalable.
It has definitely worked in large societies, what stops them is being invaded by states that want to oppress them
I love how you completely ignore why they didn’t work, namely existing as islands in a capitalism ocean, and capitalism doesn’t like competition.
Can you really not see how if everywhere was organised in small communities that then cooperated as needed on bigger issues at different scales could absolutely work (and was literally how humanity worked for like 99% of its existence), as long as there isn’t a massive greedy monster looming over trying to destroy it?