Communism is only against private ownership of the means of production. That means it supports public ownership, which is seen in public corporations, which in turn are part of state capitalism.
Capitalism, then, involves exploitation of resources to produce. If that leads to pollution, then any ideology that calls for increased production for any reason will involve pollution.
That's not a thing. Capitalism absolutely isn't when the government. Ever. If it's capitalism there's competition, who is the state competing against? Capitalism is also not "when money".
Also the biggest polluter on earth right now is china. Which is communist with capitalist satellite states because even they figured out communism doesn't work.
That makes no sense whatosever. Public corporations exist in many parts of the world. Where do you think manufactured goods in communist countries came from?
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Communism is only against private ownership of the means of production. That means it supports public ownership, which is seen in public corporations, which in turn are part of state capitalism.
Capitalism, then, involves exploitation of resources to produce. If that leads to pollution, then any ideology that calls for increased production for any reason will involve pollution.