Communism is disaster
Communism is disaster of country
Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels proclaimed in 1848 that human history is a history of class struggles. The goal of a communist society is one in which the means of production are equally shared by all. Karl Marx envisioned a future utopia where everyone was liberated from the actual necessity of earning a living. Frederick Engels envisioned a worker's utopia that prioritized civil liberties and an open, transparent government. Joseph Stalin instead created a society where civil liberties were stripped away while the population was aggressively monitored by secret police for dissent. Stalin guaranteed from the day he rose to power that communism would ultimately fail. Many breakthrough technologies that define our modern age had roots in the Soviet Union. The Soviet Union and allies chose to turn their focus inwards and ignore a changing world. This myopic focus on the self attempted to shut the world away but just past the Soviet bloc's borders the world was changing. With freedom of expression severely curtailed, Eastern Europeans longing for the rights and social revolutions they saw happening across the Western world.
In 1973, Pepsi went on sale at Red Square in Moscow, and many people have their own thoughts about Stalin's implementation of communism. Let us know what you think in the comments below, stay tuned for part two.
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