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Why do Marx and Engels believe that the capitalist system is doomed
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Why do Marx and Engels believe that the capitalist system is doomed

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They thought that as the working classes grew more aware of the exploitation that they supposedly suffer from the upper classes they would rise up and, just as feudalism was replaced by capitalism, that communism would replace capitalism.
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