Marxist-Leninist. You said it. Not Marxist.
You are making the assumption that competition can only be borne out under capitalism and through the accumulation of money or material goods. Clearly not necessarily the case.
I'm not making any assumptions at all, Human history illustrates the materialistic nature of man and until we can overcome that inherent materialism then libertarian Marxism is always destined to fail or lead to authoritarian states such as the USSR, Russia, Cuba et al.... What I am stating is that Soviet Communism was indeed based on Marxism. Marxism is a relatively broad political philosophy and the USSR was a prime example of it's practical application, the fact that Lenin and his successors implemented their own interpretations of the philosophy only illustrates the inherent flaws in it.
Libertarian socialist societies have existed and will possibly exist in the future. I think we are all aware, both Left and Right, that the concentration of power between the multi-nationals and the state is too great and it's in our best interest to debate, if not to promote, such options for the future.
Note I said Libertarian Marxism, I was very specific.
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