Communism is superior to capitalism

Hello, I am new to this site so excuse me if I am boorish and does not follow traditions. There will be 3 rounds. The first one to make initial arguments, state key facts and shape the debate, the second to build on round 1 with lots of rebuttal, the last round for the last of the rebuttal and a conclusion. Each person will have 48 hours. Voting period is 3 days, and u can have 8000 characters per argument. Okay lets begin. The ideals of communism. Communism is a founded on equality and worldwide cooperation by Karl Marx during the industrial revolution, when business owners were making huge amounts of money and suppressing the poor working class. Marx thus saw Communism as a way to counter the grievous difference between social classes in a utopian society in which all are equal. No one would be elevated too much nor stooped too low. In many way it resembles a stock company. Everyone puts in some and shares the profits, the risks and the losses. Marx also pointed out Communism is immune to capitalist pattern of growth and recessions. For those unfamiliar with this he believes capitalist countries will enter an era of prosperity, before a recession is triggered, whether it be war, natural disaster, loss of confidence in the market, or a successful competitor. Companies will start to lay off workers, who's family will not have money anymore and thus lose the ability to buy company's products and services, causing businesses to lose profit and as a result lay off more workers, an ever downwards spiral to anarchy and destruction, unless the roads of communism is taken. I agree. My key points include Communism results in a more united, focused nationwide effort for a goal, whether it be to industrialize faster, increase agricultural outputs or improving trade and the economy, or even mobilizing for a war. In capitalistic countries when a nation is in need the government is at the mercy of the country's businesses and profiteers. For example lets say the soviets declared war on the united States. The two countries are equal in all areas except for their political government. The soviet government (communist) would estimate how much resources it need into the military, how much are needed to produce supplies, how much into propaganda. The united state government, on the other hand, would be powerless to do such things, and when it does try to do such things it is met with violent riots. (new york draft riots, Vietnam draft riots, etc.) Even though the freedom of the soviet citizens would be violated as opposed to American ones, (since they are not taken from their job to help mobilize for war) ultimately the American's would be conquered by the more effective soviet war effort, and thus lose their freedom anyways. Thus, capitalistic citizens have more "temporary freedom" that is, the freedom to deter and avoid what their country deem is best for the country, in sacrifice of national prosperity and unity. Another example under the same point: A single united oil company in the soviet Union, backed by the government, vs. free enterprise, squabbling and ununited (not a word) companies in the United States. The Soviet one would ultimately outcompete the US one, because it does not need to spend much of its profits in advertising campaigns and attempts to destroy other similar companies. Even though it is a monopoly, and able to influence market prices, much of the profits it makes would actually be used to improve scientific technology, making it superior to capitalistic companies, which would be spending research money on advertising its product. Main point here is communism lead to unity under a strong united central government that has EDUCATED and effective plans for the country's advancement as a word power. Communism also leads to equality! After all, everyone's income, possession, and workday is the same! Your rich neighbor Joe with his powerful Company will no longer be able to show off his limousine and legally exploit you with his expensive lawyers! A sense of equality will ban greed, envy and jealousy, further reinforce a sense of national unity and identity. Conclusion of my points. A communist country will have better economics, more flexibility, a sense of equality and strength, and no destructive conflicts with the 1% as opposed to a capitalistic country. Now let me finish my initial argument by stating a few weakness of my argument. Many communistic countries suffered from terrible ordeals under dictatorship, economic weakness and eventual collapse. People lose the incentive to work hard as they will all receive the same no matter how hard they work. These arguments are not the ideals of communism but instead chanced side effects. However they are very likely side effects. I will not address these arguments as they will be your points and I will address them in my rebuttal.:D (please excuse any weirdness, or unusual parts of my debate, as this is my first one and I'm only 14.) sources: Wikipedia article on comunism, http://en.wikipedia.org... and capitalism http://en.wikipedia.org... My history textbook. My shrewish mom who grew up in china:)