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According to Karl Marx, what is the ultimate goal of a communist system?
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According to Karl Marx, what is the ultimate goal of a communist system?

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to not make those workers feel alienated due to the fact that they were owned by the bourgeois. he wanted them share the same benefits as the elite and that could only happen via state property being owned and distributed accordingly.
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