Communism

"Termites maintain their nests day in and day out. They work with great efficiency day in and day out, quite literally for the good of the mound." Thinking about this, most animals work under a Communistic State. For example: Ants live in large colonies ruled by one person, the queen. Lets say the queen is the government of the colony. The other ants are born with a certain job, and they will do this job and others throughout their lives and nothing changes. And the queen is the only power in the colony, like in a Communist nation where there is only one political party, normally the Communist of of [Nation Name]. And the ant colony works great and is slowly or quickly expands. "There will always be rebels, those who refuse to work for the good of the community, and the larger that community is the larger the chance of those rebels." Karl Marx's works where edited over time. For example, Vladimir Lenin edited Marx's work it benefit the revolution at the time. But, Marx did say that for a revolution to occur it needs a few things: 1. A modern nation. 2. A nation where the Capitalists are oppressing the working class. I cannot remember the others at the time, but that is the basics. And he said, once the world have been turned into a Communist Utopia, then the government will slowly disappear until there is nothing. I believe Marx was trying to turn humanity back to it's old times, the natural times where humanity did not 'Control the Fate of the Planet'. It is sad how humans think this is their planet, when it is not. This is not our planet. "Say I have communist community that out of ‘Z' people total, there are 100 adult, able-bodied people. Twenty of us each work at a clothing factory, a food processor/farm, a housing builder, and medical care center/pharmaceuticals institute, and a police/fire station. We all manage to do our jobs and distribute our goods/services for the good of the community. With these five services/products, the people in Village X can live with a merely "OK" standard of living at best. They've got food, clothing, healthcare, housing, and protection. This all costs ‘Y' amount of manpower/labor/money per year. Now, let us say I want to raise the standard of living significantly. Let us also say that I can create all of these products in one factory with twenty people (even though this isn't the case -- some would require less, and some would require many more, like the car). I would like to add to each household: A car A TV Heating/Cooling systems Indoor plumbing Electricity Now, in order to attain these, I would have to create more factories, laborers, etc. This would take a lot of time and effort, just for these five improvements, and you'd have to add each of the five improvements to, say, the fifty houses in my village." I can not even tell you how many times I've seen this. If you wanted to improve these, you'd need more people. And, if there is only 100 people in your village, why would they need a car? It would be such a small community, it would be unneeded. 100 people is a small community, they would need a lot more people to meet your needs. Unless you have technology, but where would you get that? "...say the Warsaw Pact would eventually become global and achieve the Marxist dream." If Russia did not fall, the Warsaw pact easy could have taken much of Europe, but if you wanted a world utopia, adding up all the Communists nations at the top of Communism's power, which contained many nations, including many nations in Africa, Europe, most of Asia, Oceania, Central America, South America, and North America. Communism was at the peek of its power in the 1970s-80s. Communism had spreed to almost every continent.