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The fact is that we have never had a working communist system, we mistakenly refer to the Dictatorship run by the leadership in Russia as communism for our own Propaganda reasons. So the closest we have come to communism where factory worker were concerned is where a situation exist of the workers also being shareholders. if the workers share in the profits and have a responsibility to each other in keeping the profits and business viable (out of self interest) you have a situation that is good for business.

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Communism was appealing to factory workers in the Industrial Revolution because it promised to address the injustices and poor working conditions they faced. It advocated for the collective ownership of resources and the abolishment of private property, which would redistribute wealth and power more equitably. Additionally, communism emphasized the importance of worker empowerment and solidarity, giving workers hope for a better future.

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