“Communism doesn’t bring about a land of plenty for any peoples. It institutes all kinds of counter-productive and oppressive forms of government, forms of running the economy, that make it incapable of competing with the market economy and democracy,” says Robert Service, author of A Dictionary of 20th-Century Communism.
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