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'''Communism''' is a [[left-wing]] anti-democratic and violent ideology dedicated to supposedly overthrow [[Capitalism]], replacing it with a unelected "[[dictatorship of the proletariat]]" of [[technocrat]]s and atheist elite.  Under Communism, the [[political]] system replaces the [[private property|private ownership]] of the means of production with a supposed "collective ownership" of the [[economy]], this is to be accomplished through direct "[[democratic]]" control by the workers.<ref>http://www.marxists.org/archive/mandel/1968/11/workersdem.htm</ref>

'''Communism''' is a [[left-wing]] anti-democratic and violent ideology dedicated to supposedly overthrow [[Capitalism]], replacing it with a unelected "[[dictatorship of the proletariat]]" by [[technocrat]]s and an atheist elite.  Under Communism, the [[political]] system replaces the [[private property|private ownership]] of the means of production with a supposed "collective ownership" of the [[economy]], this is to be accomplished through direct "[[democratic]]" control by the workers.<ref>http://www.marxists.org/archive/mandel/1968/11/workersdem.htm</ref>

Twentieth century Communism was based on [[Karl Marx]]'s manifesto which proposed to establishment of a "[[classless society]]."  However, all Communist societies have had a [[class structure]], such as in [[Communist China]], which was dominated by the children of the first generation of revolutionaries and party members indoctrinated and selected out of state-run schools.

Twentieth century Communism was based on [[Karl Marx]]'s manifesto which proposed to establishment of a "[[classless society]]."  However, all Communist societies have had a [[class structure]], such as in [[Communist China]], which was dominated by the children of the first generation of revolutionaries and party members indoctrinated and selected out of state-run schools.