Communistic Society

Karl Marx, a 19th century philosopher in communist society, established and developed the concept of communist society in the early 19th century in response to modern capitalism. Communism is a theoretical economic system characterized by the joint ownership of property and the organization of labor to achieve common interests of all its members. Marx explained human history as an attempt to dominate nature to improve human condition. Party was established to support and promote common profit of proletariat.

Communism is a form of socialism, its aim is to achieve a communist society. Communist society is stateless, classes disappear, and means of production are shared. There are various kinds of communism ideology, the most common of which is Marxism and non-political communism. Marxists believe that workers must conquer the country through intense revolution; and the state will grab the means of production. This period is called the dictatorship of proletariat (workers). The country will gradually disappear until we become completely Communists. It is important to understand that both countries that control production methods and countries that govern proletariat's dictatorship regime are not communism. Communism will only appear after the nation and class are abolished. On the other hand, anarchist communists do not believe that the country needs to achieve communism.

The two societies being discussed are bourgeoisie or today's capitalist society and the other is a fictitious communist society the communist is trying to establish. The authors state that in capitalist production mode workers are seen only as labor or power to earn more capital for bourgeoisie through their efforts. In communist society, however, the entire proletarian class is not only to serve bourgeoisie but also to encourage and enrich themselves and their lives.