I certainly wish Rojava a lot of luck, and I very much hope they succeed and find peace with Turkey and their neighbors. This part of the world has had a lot of strife, and particularly the Kurds have had a lot of bad things happen to them; and I hope they can make a place where they are safe.
To be honest, from my limited understanding, with the hyper local rule and decentralized power structures, their government form sounds a lot more like a tribal government system than a communistic system; and those can be very stable and successful. While it failed in the USA, that is kind of an odd duck out - it was quite successful for the Native Americans. (I suspect that for historical reasons US Citizens just don’t have enough of a community mind to find success with this government form. Even 200 years later, we’re still too selfish and self-centered.)
