Communism is better than Capitalism.

In communism, all economical activity is exercised by the state. The state is the one big fish. Unlike capitalism, though, where big fishes eat the small without thinking twice, the state is a conscious being. It has ethics. One of them is to serve the people's interests. So, even though you, the citizen, are a small fish compared to the state, you have nothing to worry about, because that big fish works for you. It commits in providing you with what you need to live. This goes the other way around as well. You work for the state. Essentially, you are a part of it. Now, one would say this state-citizen relationship may not work that well, because the state will betray you in some way. If a government betrays you, then it's time for a government change, not an ideology change (also there should be substantial evidence before deciding to change the government and a good understanding of what happened to consider that). Corruption exists in capitalist societies as well. If anything, the security communism provides will discourage public officials from becoming corrupt and acting against the citizens' interests. Concerning product prices, it's true that a country can charge 10 $ an apple, or charge 1$ an apple. It is up to the government. There are many variables like availability, but the goal of the government is to provide the population with enough apples at a decent price and quality. On the other hand, the goal of companies is to make profit. At the end of the day, the price of a product (which is also of good quality) is lower than the price of a product plus the profit a business has to make. Additionally, it is not true a quality product will have a good price. On the contrary, their prices are usually quite high. And not only that, but we can't effectively measure quality as consumers. For example, an apple that looks good on the outside may have been injected with all sorts of unhealthy substances to look like this. Concerning production, farming doesn't work this way. 1/8 of the outcome doesn't just vanish. Farming is pretty linear. Plant crops in a field and you may get a good yield. It doesn't require enough skill to be considered a job you have to work hard to. The machinery we use to farm can be automated as well. Computers are good at doing things they are told and so, for example, not watering a part of the field due to fatigue won't be an issue anymore. Concerning work, a true catastrophe would be having people working in jobs they don't like. What if becoming a doctor was just a passage to a greater salary? Capitalism endorses that. Nevertheless, let's drop the mentality that communism equals idleness. The people that enjoy being a doctor in a capitalist society will still exercise that profession in a communist society. These people will work very hard, though they do not see their efforts as work, but rather something they want to do, which in this example is helping others with their ailments. Lastly, concerning ambition, how about we focus on living our lives instead of climbing a ladder? Let's endorse communism as an ideology that doesn't force you to climb a ladder like capitalism does.