Can this be said - I love democracy and I think communism and the North Korea are sc

[B45]

Can this be said -

I love democracy and I think communism and the North Korea are scary ideals.

 

[SoothingDave]

I don't think North Korea is an "ideal."

 

[B45]

I love democracy and I think communism is a scary ideal and North Korea is scary country.

 

[Rover_KE]

Communism is an ideology rather than an ideal.

 

[B45]

I love democracy and I think communism is a scary ideology and North Korea is scary country.
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[Skrej]

You need an article before 'scary', but otherwise your sentence is acceptable, if a bit wordy.

You don't really need the words 'ideology' nor 'country'. They're redundant - we already know that North Korea is a country and communism is an ideology.

I would suggest shorting your sentence to "I love democracy, and I think communism and North Korea are scary".