Rigby5
Diamond Member
Yes it was. It started out cooperative and then degenerated into totalitarianism.
Remove the guns.
Remove private ownership.
Remove the food stores.
People start dying by the millions.
It's why Germany suffered roughly 800,000 deaths during WWII, but Russia and China suffered 40 million deaths and most of them were civilians.
They seem to like killing their own people.
Russia after the revolution was never cooperative.
If nothing else, you can tell immediately because anything cooperative had to be locally controlled, and not centralized.
But communism had nothing at all to do with the 40 million Russians killed by Germany in WWII.
The deaths by starvation due to Stalin not knowing anything about food production, were at least a decade earlier.