No, because communities are small scale. History has proven that communities can exist in such a state. Societies need to have intent behind them. No society has ever existed without intent behind it.
Leninism worked, we know for a fact that it worked, at least until Stalin took over and made it something worse that ultimately didn't work.
History has proven no such thing. Every community has its leaders, and those leaders enjoy a privileged position. Indeed, Leninism is quite successful: at establishing a party of elites, whose job it is to convince everybody else that they're equal and to teach them to ignore the obvious contradictions. I did not say that "society [should] exist[] without intent behind it"; I said that intentions don't matter if the results contradict them.
Leninism worked, we know for a fact that it worked, at least until Stalin took over and made it something worse that ultimately didn't work.