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What's the alternative?
Common ownership of the means of production
Please identify where this concept currently exists in the real world and is currently successful.
Edit: I'm a socialist, and yet all the hypocritical communists here that are using devices made using capitalist infrastructure with the money they earned participating in a globalized capitalist market are coping by down voting me and rather prefer not answering the question.
It's hard to when any of those experiments have been met with bombs, embargoes, coups, and other fuckery