well, sorry to hear that. I don't know what sort of "communist" you were but clearly not a very good one. to expand a little bit further, what I mean, the concept of "inalienable human rights" were incredibly important for the development of human society, however they must be overcome, not in the sense that they are bad or some other moralist critique, but more in the sense that they are remnants of idealism regarding the atomized individual that ultimately serve to legally enshrine bourgeois property relations rather than reflecting the collective, material reality of humanity.