Communism/Marxism is superior to Capitalism

To begin with, my framework is perfectly valid. I will now quote wikipedia. "Communism (from Latin communis - common, universal) is a revolutionary socialist movement to create a classless and stateless social order structured upon common ownership of the means of production, as well as a social, political and economic ideology that aims at the establishment of this social order" A CLASSLESS AND STATELESS social order. To define communism as a stateless system where there is no fragment of democratic government is ridiculous, because it goes against the actual purposes of Marxism, which is the idea that the people should control the means of protection either through anarchism or a democratic government, or as in Bolshevism, which we are ignoring because it is not directly related to Advanced Marxism therefore is not communist. Are you calling my definition abusive? Your definition makes it impossible to debate the moral side of communism by defining it as to begin with, oppressive, which it is not. Bolshevik Communism should be ruled out, because as I've stated, it is not an example of Communism because it is a scenario in which the Proletariat did not run a revolution themselves and take their own power from the Borge, and in fact the Bolsheviks skipped an entire step in reaching Communism- the industrio capitalist phase which is critical. As you can see, Russian Communism is not orthodox Marxism. Now onto my rebuttals. 1. Communism eliminates Class Struggle within its own society. Obviously, those who do not contribute to the society in anyway, are not a part of it and therefore are not affected by the single class system. Your point on assertiveness is completely irrelevant. I was simply stating that some people are more naturally productive in a capitalist society and that gives them the cutting edge, forcing everyone else beneath him. To summarize, individual's characteristics they didn't have to work for, an example of which is someone being natural smart, should not immediately make them rich and make every other hard worker extremely poor. And, as I've already stated, Laziness is not a factor in advanced marxist societies because of the work ethic that comes with getting everything back you put into society, and to meet work quotas that count as contributions. 2. You're misinterpreting my point. I never said that people "without a lack of assertiveness" should be moved to the top. I'm saying that if people are born unable to adapt to a competitive market, but are still good at work, it is unfair for them to live an impoverished lifestyle in comparison with those who were lucky. And, as I guess I have to point out again, Laziness does not exist in advanced Marxism. There is a work ethic. The work ethic rebutts 1 and 2. 3. First of all, my statement is anything but ludicrous. Look around you, my friend. Wall Street is one big casino in which the 1% bet the savings of the rest of the country in efforts to profit. When their bets are off, and they don't win the jackpot, they falter and the system implodes. Examples of this are, to be honest, almost every economic collapse in history in a capitalist society, but I'll simply list the 2009 recession as one. As I'm going to have to point out for I think the fourth time, laziness is not a factor in an advanced marxist society, therefore you can't refute any points using the laziness disad. As I've already stated, and which you openly ignored, there is no shortage of labor. 4. Erm. Yes, there is. Most racist and gender stereotypes result from economic inequality. Why do you think that stereotypes exist today such as Latin Americans coming over the borders to steal jobs, Women don't belong in the workplace, the Jews are greedy (perhaps the worst of them all). Also, why the hell are you suggesting that people make different amounts of money. As I've already stated, my form of advanced Marxism is not anarchist, therefore there is no privitisation and people all make the same, therefore there is no class struggle for those adding to the welfare of the system as a whole. LASTLY: I did not supply an abusive framework, I provided a near wikipedia definition of advanced Marxism. You in fact, as I've stated earlier, provided a near impossible to debate definition. I still have yet to see how your weighing mechanism actually effects this debate. None of my contentions have been refuted, for a variety of reasons, but most of all because Laziness does not exist in Advanced Marxism/Communism. To clear up the "assertiveness argument"- I was simply stating that communism appreciates the hard workers who would be disadvantaged in a free market system, and treats them equal with the intellectuals that make money for absolutely no reason. To finalize this round, I'd like to point out that my opponent must describe why CAPITALISM is better than Communism, seeing as that is the goal of the opposition and simply pointing out the flaws in communism is no reason to vote for opp on the topic as it is not the goal of the opp.