The communist theory isn't bad

Even in theory, the communist theory has way too many holes to actually be integrated into society. First of all, it can be unfair to certain people and can benefit others. The communist theory states that to free the lower class from poverty and give everyone equal wealth, The government would control all means of production of items. However, this simply isn't possible- the government cannot provide for such a massive amount of people. To make the communist theory work well, everyone would have to contribute to society, whether that be through producing goods or keeping them in working order. However, this system can present many problems, particularly with people taking charge of labor. For example, a garbage collector working in a communist society would probably work less than 20 hours a week and would need little to no training to do his job. However, a doctor who has spent several years of his life training to work in the medical field would receive the exact same pay as the aforementioned janitor. This would be unfair to several higher class jobs and be much more beneficial to people in jobs with few working hours. A much better system, and one that is being integrated today, is to keep a person's wealth proportionate to their contribution to society. Secondly, governmental control would hinder the progress of a communist society. To control the amount of money and goods given out to the people, a governmental body would need to take control of such regulations. Such a responsibility would inevitably lead to the entire system being over-controlled by the government, much more so than in a capitalist system. In a capitalist system, each member of society is allowed to start their own businesses with little to no restrictions. Their success is entirely reliant on their own ability to satisfy and please consumers. In a communist society, the government would regulate people much more, as they have to make sure everyone is being given equal shares of the goods produced. This can easily lead to the government exploiting its people and members of the ruling system taking unfair portions for themselves. Even if we were able to find government rulers who were fair and impartial, a government's ruling of every production in their society is too much for any group of people to handle. Finally, A large scale communist society has never succeeded. On a large scale, all attempts at creating such a society have failed and are either no longer remembered today or remembered in a negative way. The few communist societies that were able to survive for an extended period of time were or are ruled by an oppressive or overruling government, both of which are negative (see last argument). The only large country that considers itself communist today is China. However, even China is closer to facism than communism because they let private corporations enter but still remain totalitarian. Of course, some small communist societies (such as native american villages) have thrived. This is because they worked for the good of the village or the population . However, on a larger scale such a practice has never succeeded. Most governments that attempt communism actually fail due to economic problems. In theory, communism makes everyone equal. And although that may have worked for a time in smaller populations, it could never be achieved on such a large scale due to economic problems and of course the human nature of competition. In conclusion, the theory of communism could never be accomplished. It is unfair to certain members of society, can be manipulated and controlled easily by the government, and has never worked on a large scale.