10 thoughts on “Will Covid-19 Global Tragedy Spell the Death of Communism?

  1. Kamal Kumar

    Capitalism has its own pluses but we cannot say that that ultra capitalism is ethical ideology. Even communism has some good elements for example shared ownership and egalitarianism.

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  2. Bhanu Prakash

    China has antagonisd all other nations. They were already disputing in East Asia over South China Sea and now the COVID-19 pandemic. It’s their undoing of sorts.

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  3. S K Nayak

    The picture of any communist country makes it clear that the ideology has failed. China alone is carrying the legacy on the back of cheap imports and infringement of patents, copyrights.

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  4. Manish Nautiyal

    Communism appears empowering on its face and that this why it attracts the support of mass. Underneath, there lies a web of lies and deceit and in the end only poverty remains.

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  5. Ajit Chauhan

    Now that countries have called for an enquiry into origin of coronavirus they must not backtrack on this. The guilty must be brought to justice and charged for the misdeed.

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  6. RAM kapoor

    It is well understood that North Korea survives on the support of China. Why is the world letting N Korea develop weapons of mass destruction?

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  7. Harshal Bhatia

    Soviet Union was a little different story than China. USSR comprised many nations that couldn’t stick together. China, however, has very good political support from people.

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  8. Mukul Gehlot

    We all know that the theory of socialism and communism are inter-linked and in the guise of putting power in the hands of people, only some people get hold of it and leave ruins for people.

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  9. Dr bijendra Singh

    All multilateral organisations will have to join forces to fight against the hegemony of communist China. From WTO to WHO to UNSC all these forums have to shun China.

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  10. Pankaj Rawat

    Harvard has come up with a new study that indicates that COVID-19 originated in August 2019 in China and it wasn’t until the end of December that China informed about it to the WHO.

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