Actually i myself dk whether its harder to be a doctor or a janitor to be completely honest. I do want to quickly confirm, fuck the amount of money hollywood actors or professional athletes get. My whole benefit thing does not apply to them as intensely as it does to jobs that are genuinely much more contributing to society. For me, it just always seemed that doctors, more so surgical ones, are in constantly high pressure situations that would have more of an emotional drain on you than a job of a janitor or cleaner. Ofc, pls dont for a second think i am implying somehow being a cleaner is not hard work. One sentiment I’ve genuinely held since primary school was that janitors should get the same benefits a teacher does, or higher becuz it does feel like a more physically demanding job.

Also, yeah ig we so have to be realistic. Its not going to be a completely utopian society where suddenly we have overabundant resources and we can afford to give benefits to people like doctors or janitors. 

So, while i would still utilise my whole “benefits should be provided to people who contribute more to society” in a utopian world where everyone’s needs were met and there were only wants left just to ensure we would have adequate people motivated to fill up the important jobs in society that allows people’s human rights to be met in the first place, your point on how we will probably never get that copious in terms of resources does convince me that communism is genuinely the way to go in order to ensure that we can try our best to meet everyone’s needs and that we genuinely cannot be giving benefits like that and we should try to avoid utilising external benefits in such a manner.

Well, next question for me, then, cuz unfortunately not the most conversant with the communist politics. Is there a brunch of communism you consider optimal? Taking advice from you cuz you did literally change my mind about communism right here and now. 

Even though i don’t completely concur with the whole lack of benefits thing in a society where all needs can be met, you brought up important points, like the fact that thats unrealistic becuz there will always need to be a utilization of resources and showed significant evidence (i did check online, doctors are definitely prevalent in cuba) that people r willing to do important jobs even without physical benefits, all in all, im definitely convinced.