Then why your reverence for the hammer and sickle? What great hopes and dreams does that symbol hold for you? To mean, it means mass murder, military aggression, gulags and complete economic dysfunction. I can't see anything positive about it.
The liberation of workes from capitalist oppression. The equality of all human people. Those are the ideals it means to me that many who have flown it did not intend to implement.
You live in a dream world. I really think you need to grow up and face reality.
First off, what you are calling "oppression of the worker" is really just the requirement that a person earn his/her wages. I believe that workers should be treated justly and fairly, but the reality is that workers would not have a job if somebody didn't invest in the means of production that provide them that job. To say that they are "oppressed" because they have to take orders from those who supplied the means of their employment is absurd.
It's true that some people treat workers better than others, and there are some who treat them quite poorly. But this doesn't mean that the very need to please those who provide you with your employment is oppressive.
The equality of all human people is an impossible ideal, and communism brings us further from it, not closer to it, unless you consider shared misery as an equalizing factor. The reality is that different people make different levels of contribution to the economy, due mainly to different levels of intelligence, skill and ambition, and their economic status reflects that. Contrary to what you think, being poor and at the lower rungs of the economic ladder is not a virtue. Nor is it a condemnation. It is simply a reflection of the level of contribution as person has been able to make, or has chosen to make, to the larger economy.
To forcibly attempt to make all equal in this regard is to drag the economy down to the lowest common denominator, which means economic collapse. It is amazing how poor some people have learned the lessons of even very recent history.
While people can never be equal economically without enforcing abject poverty on everybody, we do have to acknowledge the inequality of people before the law, and basic human rights, which should not be subject to economic status. All societies have some issue with this, as the rich are often able to effectively "buy" things (like favorable justice, if they have committed a crime) that should not be for sale. But to convert society into a communistic hell in a vain attempt to curb these abuses would make the cure far worse than the disease.
