Yes, just like you can't privately own a forums account, you can't privately own a computer, nothing is owned. I said:
And I already made the distinction between private property and personal property. You can't privately own a computer under communism, for example, because a computer isn't private property, it's personal property. Private property represents a social relationship between the owner and persons deprived, such as a factory.
Then you said:
And what I said is correct - you CAN have personal property under communism, as is clearly loving stated on that Wikipedia page explaining Marxist theory.
This is how Communism works, nothing is owned privately, everything is owned by the state, and is divvied out equally among all the citizens. My statement still rebuts your point by saying this IS how Communism works. Anything that is privately owned is requisitioned by the state. Such as a forum account, or a potato.
Like I said, there's a difference between private and personal ownership, and I was arguing that
personal ownership was possible under communism, not private ownership, and it absolutely is. I was never arguing that private ownership is allowed to exist under communism.
Again, read this:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Personal_property#Personal_versus_private_property
