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ความคิดเห็นที่ 5 เมื่อ 18 ธ.ค. 01, 11:16
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Hmm.... for Communism... are we talking about Communism in practice or Communism in an ideological context?
For without distinguishing the intended goals and actual development and reality of Communism in practice(1), how should we then look at and try to understand certain goals of communism, such as the eventual withering away of the power that be and governmental institutions and a creation of new and better society(2)?
Hope that this comment hasn't made this kratoo even more complicated than it already is...... and if there is anyone out there who has any ideas or thoughts on the subject, your comment is always welcome.
PS. I will be washing out my ears and waiting for all your thoughts.
(1)How should we understand first of all Marx's and Engel's ideas of Communism and the Communist ideology, further what about the Communist ideology under Lenin, Stalin, and Mao's personal adaptation and interpretations of the original doctrine [intended goals]. In addition,what about the changes and developments of surrounding factors in a certain Communist country; both domestic and international/ domestic and external pressure, that leads to these forces becoming greatly influencial upon the conception, trajectory, development, and the actual implementations of the policies[actual realities].
(2)By all means, I think that more or less a new society was certainly created as a result of the Communist party taking charge over the country (a creation of a "new"[ on the issue of "new" or not is very debateble, depending upon the different standards used to measure it] socio-political-economical superstructure and a set of newly established social relationships to maintain a smooth inner workings, promote creativity and efficiency, and at the same time do away with waste), but to say that the change have brought about a revolutionary achievement [like that the communist leaders promised], I thinkthat that is too big an oversimplification that needs a deeper and more profound contemplation.
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