Even without experiencing life under Communism we can foretell the outcome of such an ideology. When one person rules for a long time, he can easily lose his original motivation. Although he may have good intentions in the beginning, after many years he may become corrupt as a result of his power and be influenced by the people around him to favor one particular section of society. This is the reality of dictatorships everywhere. When we examine the Communist world, however, we note that a single political party has ruled the Soviet Union since 1917.
Communist societies are closed, there is no freedom of speech.
Even in free countries where everything is open, if one party is in power for many years it may become corrupt. But in a closed society like the Soviet Union where everything is secret, one party has been in power for more than sixty years, so all kinds of corruption has taken place. Kim Il Sung has been in power in North Korea for more than forty years. All kinds of corruption can take place in such a situation. It is impossible.