Question

How does the wolf symbolize aspects of a command economy?
\[\text{Command = Communism, sort of.}\]

Answer 1

Is my question too vague?

Answer 2

am not getting your point...

Answer 3

How does the wolf symbolize a command economy in any shape or form? @paki

I don't want to be rude but is English not your first language...? Maybe the way I speak is too complex... o_o

Answer 4

@kittiwitti1 nope,

Answer 5

What? @paki o-o

Answer 6

ok, so

Answer 7

you know what communism is, right?

Answer 8

well I mean ... how do behavioral or living aspects of the wolf represent aspects of a *command economy* (I guess that's communism)

Answer 9

think about it like this, a wolf is considered "lone"

Answer 10

Communism is when everyone shares. Not really run by commands.

Answer 11

Propaganda communism @confluxepic

Answer 12

Oh great a mass tag... hold on

Answer 13

*got mass tagged*

Answer 14

Ok back. Geez that was crazy

Answer 15

that being said, a wolf is all on it's own. it dosen't go by a command, it does whatever it want's to. think about it! you tell a wild wolf to sit, it won't sit. it runs on it's own ideas.

Answer 16

but it lives in a pack

Answer 17

and works with the pack...?

Answer 18

yup, and only because they share the wolf's ideas.

Answer 19

you got it?

Answer 20

Sure I guess @KLovesdrama ...

Answer 21

Oh hi there. xD

Answer 22

@KLovesdrama I think that you are incorrect...a lone wolf refers to a wolf that separates from a pack to form his own pack with a different lone wolf...a wolf pack consists of wolves that run on a hierarchy and is controlled by the Alpha male. The other wolves in the pack follow whatever the Alpha says. If one disagrees, it becomes a lone wolf. It's quite contrary to what you put...they don't "share" ideas. XD

Answer 23

Just a thought. :3

Answer 24

Eh - we're pretty much done with this topic (in class) anyway, I just wanted a discussion xD

Answer 25

It's fine. A discussion's good. :'D

Answer 26

xD