The origins of the neocons can be traced back to their opposition to the anti-war stance of the Democrat party during the Vietnam war. The point of a system is reflected by its actions, and any flaws in a system should be addressed in subsequent iterations. The presence of consistent flaws in a system may indicate that these flaws are intrinsic to the system's functioning. In the context of communism, the consistent aspect of causing mass killings may suggest that the true motive of communism is to oppose Christianity, as evidenced by historical communist revolutions targeting Christians.