Communism has armies and navies, prisons and police, social stratification, and the use of money. As long as you have those things, you can not have a social system that's just for all people.

Communism was also concerned with the working class. We want to actually bypass the need for a working class, and automate as much as possible...

...To free people from obligation. When you work for a factory, the minute you punch the time-clock, you walk in to a dictatorship. They don't ask you what you would like to do, what you're interested in, they put you on an assignment. You either type, you're in the sales department or manufacturing, or you operate machines. That is not a democracy, that is a dictatorship. All private industry and all department stores, or anybody you work for, is a dictatorship. Think about it.

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Answered by Jacque Fresco, Roxanne Meadows, TVP Authorized

QA#: 2012060318
Transcribed by Lucas Samascott