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The question should not be if communism is wrong. Any concept nation that strives for socioeconomic equality of all its citizens cannot be conceptually wrong or immoral. The real question to ask would be, is communism practical and sustainable.
The answer is a big resounding no. Leaving aside that communism model is built on a perfect market assumption, there are many holes in human nature that simply do not conform to basic human nature. Communism tries to force everyone to be equitable, have everyone be economically equitable and have equitable lifestyle. The problem is people are not equal and do not want equal things.
Some people are satisfied with bare minimum, some people have a drive for more. The Communism model, forces people to have more or less than what they want and takes away their freedom to seek their own personal equilibrium. In a free market economy a person who wants more will work extra hours, take riskier high pay jobs to get what they want, while a person who is content with simplicity takes a steady income simple job.
Mind you though the free market is also a perfect market assumption that demand and supply will set fair equilibrium. It does not work that way. The world is not perfect. Without regulation any free market can turn to chaos and the big fish can unfairly devour the little fish without any fair play or fair competition.
Many people make the mistake of equating socialism with communism or leftism. However, socialism is different. It is based on the simple model that humans are social and a collective society does certain things to sustain itself. Scandinavian nations illustrate the success of a nation that can reasonably balance free market with certain concepts of socialism.