I am a polish marxist, very happy to debate/discuss my beliefs.
What is there to discuss, if you haven't said anything remotely interesting?
As is - you seem to be a simple idiot, or a rather weak troll.
What might be an interesting topic, for example... is do modern technological breakthroughs make a centrally planned economy a more feasible goal than in the past?
In the Soviet Union, there was an entire field dedicated to the study of applications of cybernetics in economics.
At the time, it seemed too far fetched to ever be feasible. A fire at a ball bearing plant in Siberia, could create a "Butterfly Effect" type cascade of consequences, that no model could account for - rendering many aspects of planning useless or even harmful.
However, artificial general intelligence, could potentially plan in a way that the Soviet GosPlan could never dream of.
Perhaps Communism's time came too soon, and it will only really take off in the 22nd or 23rd century.