I whole-heartedly agree with socialism and replacing capitalism. I disagree with the notion that USSR and it's satellite states implemented it properly. I wouldn't want to live in a state that actively criminalised homosexuality, implemented anti-semitic policies in education, and did not allow (in practice) freedom of religion. Maybe if the USSR had the chance to cool down into actual socialism it wouldn't have had the issues mentioned above. But looking at how things unfolded, it failed for a reason.

P.S: I do appreciate the actual sources, and upon some reading I did clear out some misconceptions I had about my country under soviet rule

not 60+, just meant to say "in the case of my country"

At the core of a system that claimed it's socialist, but kept spiraling more and more into totalitarianism and oppression? Yeah.

Upon further reading, it does seem I was mistaken in saying that the infrastructure built was miserable. However, in my case, it started spiraling downwards long before the capitalism took over.

Aren't you people here also ignoring the misery people suffered only to look at the benefits of the core?