All the kids get equal amount of time with each toy. Even the toys they don’t want to play with. Even the toys they played with already for the past 4 straight days. Just when they get interested in any particular toy, it’s time to “share.”
This kind of reminds of something my son did in second grade. He was kind of a loner, didn't have many friends. So, he invented a playground game that everyone wanted to play. It was sort of like capture the flag.
For about a week, he was on top of the world. Everyone wanted to play, and he lots of friends.
Then a teacher saw the game, and didn't like it. "Too competitive". She made them stop playing it, and came out every day to make sure they didn't. He was devastated.
He never told me this until just recently (he is now a senior) but we did see that he was beyond miserable. The next year, we started homeschooling him. He graduates in June.
Poor little guy.
The boys are hardwired to compete. It’s just what they do.
It prepares them for becoming men.
They get their natural human spirit crushed when they aren’t allowed to act on it.
And that is the telltale mark of communism - crushing the spirit. Discouraging individuality. Forcing everyone into a “sameness” that everyone instinctively know does not exist, nor can it ever exist.