How would that work in a "commune of Heaven"?not sure what you mean; any flaws in organization is simple, bad management.Yes; not achieving goals for any organization is simple bad management. There is no PC way say it.People who do the work or at least are closer to the work are more likely to understand the issues, and make better decisions, IMO, than some politician or bureaucrat far, far away.
You can assert that it is simply "bad management" but that does not make you case. It is merely your personal unsupported opinion.
AND I have already pointed out that a good system has provisions for replacing bad management. YOu have ignored this point.
It is part of the Freedom aspect of the difference that you care so little about.
The people of West Germany and South Korea were Free to change their leaders when they were "bad management" while in East Germany and NOrth Korea they were NOT FREE to do so.
Or maybe there are fundamental flaws in the underlying principles of the "organization" in question.
It is not credible that you have never been exposed to that idea before.
One of the basic principles of Communism is Common Ownership of the Means of Production.
This eliminated the Profit motive from the list of possible incentives to work or innovate.
This is a fundamental flaw in the system of Communism that hinders Wealth Creation in Communistic societies regardless of quality of management.
It is not credible that you have never been exposed to this idea before.
What is credible is that you have managed to dismiss this idea every time you have been exposed to it.
This reflects an extremely closed mind.
Don't you believe it is why Socialism and Religion, require social morals for free.
What you are declaiming, is any Faith in a god through that form of social, not capital, hard work.
I was discussing a real flaw in Communism as it has existed in the real world.
Discussing how it would work in a hypothetical "commune of Heaven" does not change the fact that I presented to you, for comment, a basic flaw in the principles of Communism that hinders wealth creation. A flaw way beyond simple "bad management".
Which, the reversal of which in the US system encouraged long term Wealth Creation despite occasional episodes of "bad management".
Will you please respond to my point, instead of deflecting?