... Look at North korea

You're citing North Korea, really

Look at what Stalin did

Stalin wasn't authoritarian

You're making claims with no evidence

u want links to people being destroyed for speaking out against communist governments

Tell me what year that occurred and who did it, Krushnev was authoritarian and so were those following, however, Stalin was not

So, give evidence

Every time I bring up what communism has done I get told it was done wrong etc

So show evidence

Of?

Any of the claims you made

Hard on a phone but ok then

It's necessary as you can't prove a negative so you have to attempt to prove your positive claims

name me something u want evidence of precisely

all what ive said so far is common knowledge

Common knowledge isn't always right

ive found that out the hard way

For example show me evidence of the USSR being authoritarian from 1920-1953

Authoritarianism is a form of government characterized by strong central power and limited political freedoms.

stalin wasnt precisely this?

Capitalism doesn't force a businesses to operate a certain way. If a business wants to operate were the workers own everything sure. You can't force a business to operate a certain way without a government

yep

GG @Harrison37, you just advanced to level 3!

It's common knowledge that Stalin was a fascist

In order to enforce communism a strong centralized government is needed

Explain how this is so

I'm still just seeing claims with no evidence

why isn't there a national socialist role ?

Stalin had to forcefully suppress opposition. People that spoke out against him and the government get jailed.

Show evidence of such

Whenever you lose an argument you ask for sources.

Stop being a naive idiot

I'm asking because you're just making claims with no evidence

Because its common knowledge.

Common knowledge isn't always right

The Soviet union collapsing is common knowledge

Right.

I need a source

The Nazis are living in Antarctica SMH

So, it collapsed, during the end of its period 74% of the USSR's former states still wanted it to exist