Proletarians and Communists

From the beginning, humans have already done what they need to do for a single reason. Improve your reasons. You can say that he goes to work because he needs to support his family, but that is also improving himself. If he let his family die, he will be very sad, and he will never get better anyway. Marx says how embarrassing it is for humans to want power and money. Bourgeoisie seems to be McDonald's in many ways. It was originally a restaurant. As they start to earn money in town, there is a way to expand them. When the restaurant was doing very well, they built more and more, and now you can not drive for 5 minutes without finding any direction. Marx said that bourgeoisie can not exist without constantly innovating production tools. It's like McDonald's adds 5 new items to the menu every week. As they continue to add new items, someone will try to use them. Marx said bourgeoisie will give each country an international character of production and consumption. The reason I translate is that you can go to any McDonald's to buy a big mac. They are basically the same.

Proletariat is an ordinary person of products made by consumer bourgeoisie. When bourgeoisie made products made by proletariat, they managed not only proletariat through the items purchased while shopping, but also the valuable items they owned. By limiting the number of items or using a specific item to create the number of items the value of the item may rise and bourgeoisie use it to claim power against proletariat To do. Proletariat of those days is quite different from the working class of this day. At that time, only rich people were able to attend school, so only people who already have money can earn money. Now, with the help of government and scholarship, everyone can receive education and can decide to become a boss of business like McDonald's. Proletariat chooses to pay bourgeoisie for work under the conditions they desire.

Part 2, proletariat and communists explain the role of Communists in the role of proletariat. Communists stand on the side of proletariat and share a common goal. "The direct purpose of the Communist Party is the same as that of all other proletarian parties: to form the class of proletariat, to overthrow bourgeois supremacy, and to conquer the political power of proletariat." (1) Said: "Bourgeoisie's private property is the ultimate and most complete representation of production and possession systems.The system is based on a class confrontation and is the exploitation of many people." (1) Marx

Then, the "declaration" discussed the relationship between the Communist Party and the proletariat. The direct purpose of the Communists is "to classify proletariat, to overthrow bourgeoisian superiority and to conquer the political power of proletariat". The Communist theory explains only the ongoing historical movements. This includes cancellation of private property. Marx said the communists were "criticized" because they wanted to abolish "rights" to acquire private property through the outcome of labor. However, he pointed out that workers do not get any property through labor. Instead, the "property" or capital they produce can make use of them. This bourgeoisically dominated property represents the power of society, not individuals. Even changing it to a common asset does not abolish the right as a property but merely changes its social character by eliminating its hierarchical nature.