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well marx's thought is not monolithic. there are strands and strands.
can you understand the quote I posted?
communism is not about a set of ideas we have to put into practise. People will not revolt because they have read and understood Marx's Grundrisse. communism is not a regime. it's not about state/party-regulated economy.
it's the abolition of all forms of alienation: commodity, spectacle, proletariat, work, money, leisure, capital, economy, nation, art.
One can call these forms alienating mediations. They mediate our survival, which is the absence of life. So, their abolition is at the same time the coming into being of an autonomous human community.that's communism. in Marx's terms, it's about making impossible all that exists outside of individuals.
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