Capitalism and Communism are different in their political and economic ideology, also they are opponents. One of the major differences between Capitalism and Communism is with regard to resources or means of production. In Communism, the society solely owns the resources. On the other hand, in Capitalism, the resources lie with a private owner. The other big difference between these ideologies which are in divergence forever is about the conception of individuality. For Communist, the society is above individuals but for Capitalists individual freedom is more important than the state. As a result, Communism wants to abolish private property in opposition with Capitalism. However, Communism, which states for “equity”, creates “levels of equity” and this becomes in economic exploitation to workers. But Capitalism is not far behind. Capitalism, which defends the idea of “the importance of individual”, is the first one in creates monopolies in order to keep the money just in one side of the society: bureaucracy. In conclusion, both systems become the society in a totalitarian system with terrible consequences for economy and human dignity. In fact, those ideologies are one against other and both of them have had the attitudes which each one criticizes in the other one.
WEB VP OUTPUT FOR FILE: Untitled
Words recategorized by user as 1k items (proper nouns etc): NONE (total 0 tokens)
| | Families | Types | Tokens | Percent |
| K1 Words (1-1000): | 62 | 75 | 152 | 75.62% |
| Function: | ... | ... | (95) | (47.26%) |
| Content: | ... | ... | (57) | (28.36%) |
> Anglo-Sax
=Not Greco-Lat/Fr Cog: | ... | ... | (25) | (12.44%) |
| K2 Words (1001-2000): | 2 | 2 | 2 | 1.00% |
| > Anglo-Sax: | ... | ... | () | (0.00%) |
| 1k+2k | | ... | ... | (76.62%) |
| AWL Words (academic): | 12 | 16 | 22 | 10.95% |
| > Anglo-Sax: | ... | ... | () | (0.00%) |
| Off-List Words: | ? | 15 | 25 | 12.44% |
| | 76+? | 108 | 201 | 100% |
| |
| Words in text (tokens): | 201 | |
| Different words (types): | 108 |
| Type-token ratio: | 0.54 |
| Tokens per type: | 1.86 |
| Lex density (content words/total) | 0.53 |
| |
| Pertaining to onlist only |
| Tokens: | 176 |
| Types: | 93 |
| Families: | 76 |
| Tokens per family: | 2.32 |
| Types per family: | 1.22 |
Anglo-Sax Index:
(A-Sax tokens + functors / onlist tokens) | 68.18% |
| Greco-Lat/Fr-Cognate Index: (Inverse of above) | 31.82% |
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Capitalism and Communism are different in their political and economic ideology, also they are opponents. One of the major differences between Capitalism and Communism is with regard to resources or means of production. In Communism, the society solely owns the resources. On the other hand, in Capitalism, the resources lie with a private owner. The other big difference between these ideologies which are in divergence forever is about the conception of individuality. For Communist, the society is above individuals but for Capitalists individual freedom is more important than the state. As a result, Communism wants to abolish private property in opposition with Capitalism. However, Communism, which states for “equity”, creates “levels of equity” and this becomes in economic exploitation to workers. But Capitalism is not far behind. Capitalism, which defends the idea of “the importance of individual”, is the first one in creates monopolies in order to keep the money just in one side of the society: bureaucracy. In conclusion, both systems become the society in a totalitarian system with terrible consequences for economy and human dignity. In fact, those ideologies are one against other and both of them have had the attitudes which each one criticizes in the other one. 
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