>>18940092That might be a decent argument against regular communists but it's not going to help against left-wing anarchists who already believe in decentralization
Also there are many easy rebuttals against this, like the reality being that 'various small entities' are rarely able to achieve anything on their own and will be dependent on each other, a lot of the time the way they choose to compete actually limits them, like when they can't agree on a standard that would allow greater interoperability.
Similarly, part of New York City's infrastructure is private, or something like that, and so whenever a company needs to install new cables they have to get workers to dig up the ground and poke around to install their own next to the existing ones, instead of sharing. That's why there is always roadwork being done and always part of the street blocked off, because it's not coherent