Why does everyone seem to hate communism?

Well, lets see...

this is what owners want you to believe.However they will exploit your degree as much as they can

Okay then. I guess doctors and lawyers and teachers who get paid more than cashiers and fast food workers are just all drones under the control of the greedy owners.

Oh wait no. They've just worked hard and deserve their wages.

Now shush, stop embarrassing yourself.

you mentioned workers paid by the public.About lawyers,the rich ones are paid by the rich who go against the law.I don't see any contradiction from my post.It's easy to understand the point because you just have to ask yourself a question.If you were running a business,would you exploit their work to be richer?This.

You're rambling.

Actually, many lawyers work in taxes, or in family court, or prosecution for the CPS - not for rich wrongdoers.

If I was running a business, I wouldn't exploit workers because it would be unethical.

Rich lawyers are paid by the rich.It's obvious.
I would and I say it because I'm not hypocritical.It wouldn't be unethical because then even earning 1£ more than one of my workers would be unethical and I've never seen owners earning the same as the people who work for them

How is it unethical to have more money than people who are doing an entirely different job to you?

And that's not true - you can be rich and work for the state, you don't need to be paid by rich people. Not that I ever mentioned rich lawyers.

I wrote the same.It's not unethical so if I was running a business I would pay people who work for me the less I can

What? I'm just going to ignore you now, You're clearly just delusional. Have a nice night.

People hate communism, as far as I can understand, for a few reasons:

1. Contemporary communism is generally associated with North Korea and China - countries which, not being entirely westernised, do not receive particularly positive portrayals in the media.

2. Communism in a historical context is billed as the enemy. Soviet Russia and Cuba are the perfect examples of this. While people fail to realise that these examples of communism were not true realisations of the doctrine, the simple act of labelling these countries as communist reinforces a negative association.

3. Communism as an idea touches upon ideals like personal freedom and liberty. It promotes the questioning of authority, the awakening of consciousness - both things which are frowned upon by the State and the capitalist status quo. Naturally, it's in the interest of big business to steer people away from the communist corpus!

What? I'm just going to ignore you now, You're clearly just delusional. Have a nice night.

Communism is inherently deceitful and reliant on manipulative and coercive methods to get what it wants. It promises but can never deliver, and encourages us to turn on our fellow men. The necessity of a vanguard party to lead the revolution means that it immediately separates people into a small group of haves and a large group of have nots (in this case the haves have power) – a balance which is supposed to be redressed but never is and never can be.

That's from a philosophical perspective. Historically, communism has been the worst of a bad bunch of political models, resulting in the deaths of millions (40 or 50 odd in the case of one event, Mao's Great Leap Forward), pogroms, anti-intellectualism, secret polices, obliteration of freedom of speech and the complete subordination of the individual to the state. It's totalitarianism in its worst form (at least fascism is unashamed).

It is probably the worst idea ever.

Mostly because people are greedy.

Also I guess there's less point in trying to reach high career wise if you wouldn't be better off than those who don't.