On One Hand I Agree With You. No System Is Just What The States/country's Partaking In It Did (ex.: Feaudalism).

On one hand I agree with you. No system is just what the states/country's partaking in it did (ex.: feaudalism).

On the other hand it is exactly the reason for my problem. How all of these revolutions went sideways all too much similarly.

My other problem is what I was talking about in the original post too. The communist sentiment (as fas as I can tell) is 'We will take back what you took from us and we will take it with force if you aren't giving in'.

And the problem with that is you can't hand pick the people who are allowed to 'violently repossess' and it inevitably will give a chance to the pointless destruction with innocent victims.

(And if you do hand-pick them, then boom, you got Stalinism, because who decides who is the right person to pick them?)

Also I'm not an expert so I'm only assuming, your views align with Leninism?

People seriously have to learn the difference between socialism and communism