Kiernan, Ben (1997). The Pol Pot Regime: Race, Power, and Genocide in Cambodia under the Khmer Rouge,

I'm going into full caps rage

Okay let me just order the book

I have no mouth, but I must scream

Yes, you go order this book and learn all about Cambodia

You obviously have not read it yourself

I have only read snippets

Only what I can find on book review sites

lol

Give me an actual source

That I can deal with

I believe this book will tell you everything about how Pol Pot made Cambodia utterly classless

That Cambodia was classless, from each according to his contribution, to each according to his ability

They failed, but I think they did achieve that, to some extent

Regardless, the widely accepted simple definition of communism is a classless, stateless, moneyless society

I disagree

"Widely accepted"

Your definition of communism is incorrect

pffft

Widely accepted by actual communists

Widely accepted by Liberal Intellectuals

Why do you even want to call yourself a communist

You're obviously not one

You make yourself look like a moron

You know what? Maybe I should just settle with "Socialist."

That's less autistic

But you probably still don't have the correct definition of socialism

You know, with all the lines you read shitposting on Discord today, you could have been half way through Das Kapital by now. Sadly you insist on perpetuating your own stupidity.

There are many different ideas of what Socialism and Communism are, history has shown us this

You also could have tied a noose and hung yourself by this time

@Llyod14 Definitions

are

not

subjective

You could have gassed yourself by now

You mean natsocs

Who were capitalist but somehow claimed to be socialist?

And I agree with that, definitions are objective, but Lenin had a very different idea of Communism compared to Kim Il Sung

Not really. It was the method to get there which varied.

I don't care what Kim II Sung's idea of communism was

Even marxists and anarchists pretty much share the same definition of communism