Twentieth century Quote by Masaji Ishikawa

“communism was in a rush, it had no time for bourgeois things like the past or the environment.”

— Kapka Kassabova

“Communism is the real movement that destitutes the existing state of things.”

— The Invisible Committee

“it was the wars of the twentieth century that wiped away the past to create the illusion that capitalism had been structurally transformed.”

— Thomas Piketty

“And then I realized that my utopia was a terrible place, and no one should ever put me in charge of creating a perfect…

— Veronica Roth

“From being a movement aiming for universal freedom, communism turned into a system of universal despotism. That is the logic of utopia.”

— John Gray

“If you behaved nicely, the communists wouldn't exist.”

— Jenny Holzer

“Communism is a utopian view of history, because the impossible is necessary for its realization. In essence, this requires a high level of social…

— Elmar Hussein

“They all agreed that under communism they had been just as poor, but at least there was food and security, whereas independence had brought…

— Isabel Allende

“we've reached utopia and it sucks”

— Richard Tomkins

“Communism is an interesting thing to do, nothing I ever want to be.”

— Cory Doctorow

“...I take as a point of departure the possibility and desirability of a fundamentally different form of society--call it communism, if you will--in which…

— Michael Burawoy

“A utopia I would join in a minute is a society which could be communist or capitalist, anything, except that no woman member of…

— Norman Rush