Message from @Qaysar
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I do not promise anybody anything. And I'm Marxist-Leninist.
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well, wouldn't the ideal communist society embrace widespread automation?
>I'm a Marxist Leninist
at least mao had great memes
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china did revolution 100x better
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@Deleted User When socialism progresses to a point where economic emancipation of the proletariat is reached, then the state will fall out of use and become an antiquated structure. Communism is the result of sufficient social advancement, mankind breaking into a higher mode of being no longer reliant on state directions.
@rockcop#6185 Welcome, comrade.
i'm just trying to get the full picture
the question that i keep wondering is: once communism has taken effect, how different would the children of the generation who established it actually be?
purely hypothetical
Which part bothers you? What do you anticipate?
it doesn't bother me
their children would grow up without agency or work ethics, it seems to me that if communism ever truly was, hypothetically, established, that it wouldn't last longer than a single generation due to the loss of value and ideas
it seems like it would serve a single generation
That is the role of socialism. To guide this process.
To avoid the things you just mentioned.
and how can that be maintained when there is no state to enforce it?
whether or not what a parent instructs their sons and daughters, there is no guarantee they can absorb their message simply by being told or instructed or... however the idea would even continue to be propagated.
Teach a child to swim before you throw him in the deep end.
but there is no water for him to swim in
the idea is there, but labor is gone, effectively
The state, if doing its function, dissolves over time because it losses relevance. I do not see how it would disappear over night.
the assumption is that it's already dissolved
remember, this is only a hypothetical scenario
Yes, I am assuming to what I have read about Marxism.
It may be true that humanity is not ready to lose its training wheels of socialism.
it's an interesting subject to think about
the transfer of values seems incredibly important, especially in any society that could be called "utopia"