Is communism better than capitalism?

No. Capitalism and communism are both equally bad. They fail in real world application because they don't safeguard against corrupt individuals who bend both systems to their personal benefit.

That's why some kind of hybridization between both economic theories is necessary to cover for the shortcomings of the other. North Korea is not a communist nation. It is a totalitarian dictatorship that uses communist rhetoric in the place of religious rhetoric as an opiate for the masses and makes them easier to control.

North Koreans are about as communist as feudal serfs.

Obviously capitalism is the superior system, although I prefer socialism to capitalism. Yes, capitalism has its pitfalls, including corruption and class distinction, it is way better than communism. Communism has always failed from the beginning, it always leads to a dictator performing a coup d'état, and the resulting government places the few leaders on top with the riches, and the majority if the people in poverty because of the failing economy.

Capitalism creates booming economies because of private ownership of businesses/ industry and supply & demand. Unlike state-owned industry that creates a regulated output of a certain thing (usually resulting in overproduction of a product that wastes money and resources), the people on a capitalist society vote on which products/services they want in business by simply buying them. In short, communism regulates and restricts all or most industry and commercial business (which severely hampers economic growth), and capitalism allows free trade and private ownership which creates a variety of products and business growth, boosting the economy and allows population growth and an increase in average wealth.

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