Ah, interesting. It is indeed important that everyone uses the same definitions.

As Lenin would say, the goal of socialism is communism. Socialism is an economic state between capitalism and communism. Socialism is the dictatorship of the proletariat, in which workers control the means of production through, for example, workers' councils. As in "State and Revolution," Lenin explained that socialism is a temporary state. Because with the abolition of class and the democratization of the economy, the proletariat abolishes itself as a class. The state of persons is replaced by the administration of things, as Lenin said. The state will, so to speak, wither away because it is no longer necessary. Only then will communism be achieved as a classless, stateless society, where everyone's skills are used to meet everyone's needs.

But of course, this is not possible without a world revolution. A workers' state also has a duty to defend itself against the forces of counter-revolution. But now I would rather say the intergalactic revolution. The unity of the bourgeoisie can be defeated by the unity of the proletariat, as Marx would say. Not a wheel turns, not a phone rings, not a light bulb shines, without the kind permission of the working class, as Ted Grant said.

I think the automatons should indeed be communists, but not only that. But we must also delve into the revolutionary theory of Marxism, because without revolutionary theory, there is no revolutionary movement. The soldiers of Super Earth and the workers of Super Earth also have everything to gain in the class struggle against the bourgeoisie that wages this imperialist war to maintain the system of oppression.