Marx believed that the struggles between the burgeosie and the proletariat is what caused the strain between them and society. He understood that the process of communism will one day replace capitalism. Communism is social equalization occuring in a society. No one person or corporation owns the means of production rather it is shared among the community...
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The idea of communism is what Marx believes was the answer to an equitable and just society. “One of his (Marx) main justifications for writing the Communist Manifesto was toeducate the working class to understand the ways the economic structure oppressed them (Goodwin & Scimecca, 2006).” He was eager to let the working class understand that although the owners made it seem like there was no way out of the working class, there truly was a way out and this idea was communism...
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