Communism Quotes
Karl Marx has the most entries, then Olavo de Carvalho, Yuval Noah Harari, Gustave de Molinari and Engels, so supporters and critics share the page. Bertrand Russell has the most sourced lines. In The Practice and Theory of Bolshevism (1920) he says the hopes behind communism are as admirable as those of the Sermon on the Mount but are held as fanatically and are as likely to do as much harm. In Why I Am Not a Christian (1927) he lists it with Buddhism, Hinduism, Christianity and Islam as untrue and harmful. In 1963 he says he dislikes it because it is undemocratic.
Three entries are marked misattributed. The line about being called a saint for feeding the hungry and a Communist for asking why they are hungry is credited to Dorothy Day, and the notes list several variants. Charles de Gaulle is credited with a remark that the evolution toward communism is inevitable, and Barry Goldwater with one about fraternities.
Don't listen to what communists say, instead look closely at what the communists do!
Russian Communism is the illegitimate child of Karl Marx and Catherine the Great.
America continues to aid us; then we continue to fight the communists.
Communism is Judaism. The Jewish Revolution in Russia was in 1918.
Good books on the history of communist regimes written from a non-apologetic point of view.
Communism’s overarching project is to ensure the communal good.