Anti communism or criticism of (totalitarian) communist regimés? == 

 What exacly is this article. 
 For example the European Union condemns the crimes of totalitarian communist regimés. Not communism itself, from which many of its founding pillars on human rights have been formed. Such as the right to education and health which derive from early socialist and communisty theory.  
 There needs be a clear distinction between these two things and if need be a new article dealing with anti-communism. 

 For example it is clear that the views of the soviet left are not anti-communist but anti-stalinist (that article already exists). 
 Hitler was staunchly anti-communist but not anti totalitarian. 
 The American form of anti-communism also differs from much of the criticism against communist regimés in Europe as america is one of very few nations who does not recognise the full charter of UN human rights (in terms of positive freedoms - that is rights to education, healthcare, work and housing - all communist/socialist principles).  

 I hope that this can be resolved. I was going to fully re-modify this article but I guess some discussion is much needed. 

 edit: Important, this is not criticism OF the criticism of communism. Just that this article has more criticism of certain communist regimés than than communist ideology.  
    

  
 == Balance == 

 Could the people who worked on the criticism section of this article also flesh out the criticism sections of the communist and anti-capitalist pages? There needs to be some balance.  —Preceding unsigned comment added by     
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