> almost all corporations decided to implement Communism

Since when is anyone equal or paid the same? It’s definitely not communism. Maybe dictatorship or so

yes, dictatorship or Mafia. I was referring to Communism-as-implemented not to Communism-as-in-books. The latter existed nowhere.

Perhaps not at state-level (in anything broadly recognised as a state), but it exists in ..communes.

I think 'communism-as-implemented' is a confusing intended meaning that isn't conveyed if you're only going to say 'communism'. There are other words for it.

I don’t think communism means what you think it means. Maybe you mean Stalinism or something similar?

I think they mean "command economy"/"planned economy"

The country is (or at least claims to be) a democracy. That doesn't mean everything inside the country is also a democracy. Families aren't. Sports clubs aren't. Churches aren't. Companies aren't. Democracy exists to give every person an equal chance to speak, in a process called voting, to help avoid despotism and push towards a future the majority of the country would like.

Democracy and communism are not mutually exclusive