Not sure, but weren’t those things naturally resultant from failed efforts to install a communist…

…mith and David Ricardo. But the historical point in the anti-communism argument is equally dubious. Where, for example, in the writings of Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels does one find that leaders should deliberately induce mass starvation or purges?
The Merits of Taking an Anti-Anti-Communism Stance
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Zander Nethercutt
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Nov 13, 2018
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Not sure, but weren’t those things naturally resultant from failed efforts to install a communist regime? Were things like slavery emergent properties of a failure to properly install capitalism?
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