Communism was created with the intent to eliminate private power. The definition of Communism states, “A system in which goods are owned in common and are available to all as needed” (2017) Retrieved from https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/communism. Some of the countries that still current use Communism include Russia, China, Cuba, and Korea. There are many others, but these are some of the most popular and most discussed today. Though at the time it was created Communism seemed like a good idea, it failed. As Austrian economist, Ludwig von Mises, stated, “…it had abolished free markets so that officials had no market prices to guide them in panning production.” (Greaves, 1991) Retrieved from https://fee.org/articles/why-communism-failed/. This led to much oppression and eventually led to large amounts of starvation among Russian people, as a result is low food production.
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One prime example of this was Hitler and the Nazis, as he was the overseer of the entire reign, no one had the power that he held. Unfortunately he used all of that power for violence and caused one of the world’s worst genocides in history. Throughout history there have been many totalitarians and many of them ruled a land with no power close to them and they were adored by some and hated by many others.
H. Tyranny: Tyranny is not as much a form of government, by a way of the government. It is the fear of ones government. This is very common among countries that have a dictatorship form of government. Citizens are afraid to do anything in fear that they could be punished or even worse, killed for what they do. Some of the acts may not even be criminal or hurtful, but if the higher up believes that it should not be tolerated, then you could be punished.
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One prime example of this was Hitler and the Nazis, as he was the overseer of the entire reign, no one had the power that he held. Unfortunately he used all of that power for violence and caused one of the world’s worst genocides in history. Throughout history there have been many totalitarians and many of them ruled a land with no power close to them and they were adored by some and hated by many others.
H. Tyranny: Tyranny is not as much a form of government, by a way of the government. It is the fear of ones government. This is very common among countries that have a dictatorship form of government. Citizens are afraid to do anything in fear that they could be punished or even worse, killed for what they do. Some of the acts may not even be criminal or hurtful, but if the higher up believes that it should not be tolerated, then you could be punished.
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