What has puzzled me for years is the two extremes of communism and religion that are similar in principle. Although the first is a modern form of state rule, the second is probably the oldest. When people wake up to the facts about nature, the world and the universe have lost their place as a mysterious source, and communism has filled the gap so that powerful people can continue to take power.
Although Karl Marx was considered a philosophy in the mid-19th century, the main goal of state control was to lead to the collective ownership of wealth, property and economic enterprises. His ideology sprouted its wings and succeeded in underdeveloped and poor countries. The appeal is to overthrow the wealth and equality of all.
In Russia, the first communist country, the tsar and his family lived in luxury goods, while other countries struggled under the burden of the First World War. As the Bolsheviks closed their power, the industrial revolution of 1917 expelled them and was murdered. When they saw them as an international struggle, they turned their eyes to the world. Their propaganda has entered the country where most governments voluntarily destroy them.
On the other hand, religion has long been a dominant force in the world that values the world. In its successful country, the government is automatically controlled by any religious member to which it belongs.
The most striking examples are the Muslim countries in the east and the Catholic countries of Italy and Ireland in the west. Judaism dominates Israel, and Hindi controls the Indian population. Before the Industrial Revolution, Russia was an Orthodox church.
In today's world, a significant degree of global population is dominated by religion or communism. China, which has 20% or one-fifth of the world's population, is the largest, while India's 17.86% is the second. The sum of these two countries accounts for one third of all populations.
Muslim religion now accounts for 23% of the total, and Christianity accounts for 33% of 2017, of which about 16% or half are Catholics.
The trend in all of these systems is to grow through population growth, impact and conversion. Where people don't know, the birth rate is being announced, as is the church's attendance rate. There is now a major shift in world demographics and the things that people associate.
What puzzles me is that people only need strong leadership, no matter what type it is. They also seem to be least worried about their spirituality. This may come from religion, communism or politics. Whatever it is, the world basically continues in the same way, and the world situation has declined due to the loss of faith, the preparations for war, the aggression of the other side, and terrorism based on urgency.
Whether through revolution, the murder of opponents, the rise of dictators, or anything else, no matter what power has the greatest power, it will win. No one is better than the other because they are one thing - controlling a larger empire and an extreme world.
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