What's the difference between Capitalism & Communism?

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  1. gjfalcone profile image71
    gjfalconeposted 12 years ago

    What's the difference between Capitalism & Communism?

    With Capitalism it's best described as Man against Man...With Communism it's the other way around... Happy New Year Hubbers!

  2. The Frog Prince profile image72
    The Frog Princeposted 12 years ago

    It's all about economics and free markets and ownership of property and the means of production.

  3. gjfalcone profile image71
    gjfalconeposted 12 years ago

    Indeed...Thats the humor in this particular riddle...

  4. profile image56
    Partisan Patriotposted 12 years ago

    A comparative analysis of the two systems requires much more than an examination of how free enterprise functions as opposed to a state controlled system which stifles productivity. The real difference exist in the essence of the two systems; communism stifles the human spirit and without it we lose our desire to be all that we can be; Capitalism unleashes the human spirit to soar to new heights. Everywhere throughout the history of man where Communism has been tried it resulted in the enslavement and suffering of those subjects upon which the system was imposed!

  5. Philanthropy2012 profile image83
    Philanthropy2012posted 12 years ago

    Letters of the alphabet.

    Capita-omunism is the way forward. Go China?

  6. twayneking profile image86
    twaynekingposted 12 years ago

    (c) 2011 by Tom King
    So, you ask, "What's the difference between capitalism and communism. I suspect that whoever asked this question is writing a paper for a poli-sci class and is already half in the bucket for Karl Marx. But I shall indulge the... read more

  7. maxoxam41 profile image64
    maxoxam41posted 12 years ago

    Very smart answer! You got me there. I am speechless!

  8. Credence2 profile image79
    Credence2posted 12 years ago

    The classic answer is that in capitalism a society's means of production is owned privately. In communism the societies means of production is owned by the state.

    While there are working socialist societies, I have yet to see a True communist one. In theory, communism in practice is in opposition to the basics of human nature.

  9. junko profile image70
    junkoposted 12 years ago

    The difference between capitalism and communism is that capitalism was made in America. This is capitalism's first time around and it has not lasts the first 360 degrees, yet.

 
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