Like most soviet children of the 80s, I was outsourced to my kindergarden each mom's workday.

I abolutely loathed everything about it, but the most fascist thing to my infant mind was the post-afternoon nap.

For the life of me, I just couldn't make myself fall asleep, and had to pretend, making extraordinary efforts to really look like sleeping.

We were literally scanned crib by crib, aisle by aisle by the surveilling nanny to detect sleep pretenders.

Those offenders of Morpheus who were caught red-handed, were routinely ordered to step out in front of the entire dorm, which of course was instantly awake and gleefully staring through eyelashes now, and do 20 humiliating squats.

Needless to say, that resulted in nothing but fierce hatred towards the soviet system, which treated children as future soldiers, and oppresion in general.

So let me disagree with you on day napping being a fundamentally capitalist thing, haha :)

The only difference is that it plants the seeds of hatred towards different entities - either the system or the parents.