The phrase "Jesus was a Communist."
Jesus never spoke of politics in the Gospels, save to state his separation from them. It was clear even during the time the gospels were written that the Jewish people had come to interpret the prophesied Messiah as a physical, rather than spiritual, liberator, sent to rescue them from the Romans rather than lead them back to God. His 'hating the rich' moment, that so many people cite, was not him showing disdain for the rich in the communist sense. It was further espousing the godly ideal- "a man cannot serve both God and Mammon", "The love of money is the root of all evil", Jesus expelling the moneylenders from the Temple, etc, etc.
Jesus was not a communist, he was basically a travelling preacher, a sort of Jewish proto-Billy Graham who preached that God was better served through the service of others and righteous conduct than flashy, public 'obedience' of his tenents and flaunting of one's righteousness. Morality =/= communism