We all should start by believing in man. Yes, statistically, it is quite impossible for a planet to be similar to ours, so to be able to host life. But, beyond this statistic, what? Spending a whole life believing in aliens, is not more alienating than spending a whole life believing and hoping to get more and more money.

Honestly, i think that more than communism, we should talk about Marx; mainly because, as a wise man said almost a century ago, not a real communist society has ever come true, so to pretend to know whethere communism is good or bad, has, practically, no sense. What Marx idealized was, theoretically "good": in reality, it is so different, Marx's concept of man, from those of profets' ? To me, Marx's dream, can occur only when the whole humanity has understood its concept of man, along with profets' one. Only after having understood it, the man has a chance to build up a more "sane" society. Let me tell you another thing: if you consider communism, which is to say Marx, only by comparing compensations, you haven't got the point.

I simply think that since we are all humans, and since none is superior to anybody by right, to think to have the right to kill, or make kill, someone has no logical sense? Please, don't forget what all the great Religions, irrespective of where they are spreading, base on the same, deep, ideal: love anyone, even your worst enemy. Most people could, erroneously, answer saying: "it's easy for you to talk like that, what would you do if someone killed your daughter? Wouldn't you kill him? Or, at least, wouldn't you ask politics for a sentence to death?" Well, let me tell you one thing: this is right the reason why judges and courts were established; when someone gets hurt, immediately he wants revenge: right in this moment there should be a super partes administrative body who, far-off to be involved emotionally, it would help you to have justice, without yielding to one of the worst diseases in the world: resentment.