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What ideologies in this category have in common is the goal of the establishment of a [[file:Commie.png]] communist society, a [[file:Anticap.png]] moneyless, [[file:Anti-Elite.png]] classless, and [[file:Awaj.png]] |
What ideologies in this category have in common is the goal of the establishment of a [[file:Commie.png]] communist society, a [[file:Anticap.png]] moneyless, [[file:Anti-Elite.png]] classless, and [[file:Awaj.png]]society based on some sort of [[file:Soc.png]] [[Socialism|social ownership]] of the means of production and property, like common ownership. |
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But while all [[file:Commie.png]] communist ideologies pretty much completely share an identical end goal, there is still a lot of argument and debate on how to actually achieve this goal. |
But while all [[file:Commie.png]] communist ideologies pretty much completely share an identical end goal, there is still a lot of argument and debate on how to actually achieve this goal. |
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Revision as of 16:31, 24 November 2022
What ideologies in this category have in common is the goal of the establishment of a 
communist society, a 
moneyless, 
classless, and 
society based on some sort of File:Soc.png social ownership of the means of production and property, like common ownership.
But while all communist ideologies pretty much completely share an identical end goal, there is still a lot of argument and debate on how to actually achieve this goal.
For example, 
Leninism has a more 
authoritarian strategy, where a 
dictatorship of the proletariat is established and led by a 
vanguard party, who would lead the proletariat, carrying out their will and getting society ready for the withering away of the state and the establishment of a communist society.
On the other hand, there's 
anarcho-communism, which prefers a more 
libertarian strategy, where there is no transition period like the one proposed by Leninism. Instead, the people, in a 
revolution (or if preferred, 
peacefully), immediately abolish money, social classes, the state, and 
private property; The immediate establishment of a communist society.
Pages in category "Communists"
The following 60 pages are in this category, out of 60 total.
