Capitalism as an economic system functions better than Socialism.

1. Your premise lacks an understanding of the lack of money in this world. There is NO money, remember, so scarcity is not a problem. Communism, as stated by Karl Marx, is not a system, it's a kind of anti system. While it affects economics, it demands an end to the use of currency and other economically related things. You misspelled "ruling". You see, in a communist society, there is LESS of a "Ruling class". We live, today, in a society with a ruling class. Communism tries to take power away from those who misuse it. In my new utopia, parking does not cost anything. Think, does it really have that much of a value? No. It doesn't feed you, you can't hold it. It's a place to put your car while you go someplace. It could easily be free. People can park their cars on certain residential streets for free. The use of parking meters and other devices is a sneaky tactic used by the government to squelch money from people, then use that money for debt and other things. Parking should not cost. I think that the government should build more parking garages, deep underground, a whole subterranean network. You must understand that there will be some slight alterations in value with this new society. Things that were once worth something might be worth nothing. I think that, as you pointed out, with the scarcity of oil, cars will be considered too hard to use, and either a fuel alternative will be devised, or people will ride around on bikes. They've already made some cars that run on water. It probably is possible to make something like that. Stress does not make people feel good, it is a deeply damaging psychological condition. True, a small business owner might feel satisfaction from building up his own empire, but what about a family of five sitting on the sidewalk bundled up in newspaper? They feel a lot of stress too. Are they satisfied? Capitalism does not FORCE people to work boring jobs, but the appeal of those boring jobs are implanted into the mind from a very young age. It's like Orwell. Communism does not enforce a class structure, it means the end of a class structure. You, of course, say that class structures have always been here. I agree, but we change anything at any given time. We choose not to, because rich people have all the power, and they don't want to lose it. Capitalism is a vicious, never ending loop. Communism will not filter the internet if it doesn't want to. It can simply tell the American people that America is communist, and then life goes on relatively as usual. His name is MARX, not MAX. I should have pointed this out earlier. The RICH PEOPLE are slightly different from the GOVERNMENT. The RICH PEOPLE are only people, and don't deserve any power. The GOVERNMENT is required for the health and well being of a country, and prevent the country from falling into complete anarchy. The GOVERNMENT will, perhaps, be some poor people, and they will enforce laws as they see fit, but not interfere with the lives of the citizens as much as they do now. The GOVERNMENT can enforce all punishments, and the GOVERNMENT makes sure that the RICH PEOPLE lose their wealth until they are the same as everyone else. Once rich and poor have met a state of equality, then the abolition of money can begin. Justice will still be an integral part of everyday life. And we will still be a democracy. We have the right POLITICAL system, but the WRONG ECONOMIC system. Communism would mostly affect the economy, democracy would go on as usual. 2. laws only have power if people choose to live by them. I suppose, but, by that logic, I could get a parking ticket, right now, in our current system, and refuse to pay it. I would go to jail, though, and nobody wants that, huh? The key to my government is not that the government has power, but they're more of an oligarchy who think about the current situation of the country and try to fix it. Just like Plato's philosopher kings. They are not authorized to use brute force in achieving their desires. The oligarchy has votes, and anybody can be a part of the government if they want to. Dystopia. you don't know what the word means. This is the dystopia, and you should be able to recognize it. You refuse progress just because you're scared of it. You won't switch over to a new system if it saved countless lives just because you see the world from a different perspective than poor people. If we remove money, nothing will be different, but the world will be a much better place. Voters, don't just vote for who you agree with. Consider our words very thoughtfully. Give credit where credit is due. Don't call me out for my lack of conduct, I see that all the time. Vote carefully, and choose thoughtfully. Thank you.