Communism and Challenges
C ommunism is a socio-political ideology rooted in the ideas articulated by Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels in the 19th century. Though it is almost impossible to define in a few sentences and deeply depends on an individual's perspective, it advocates for a classless society where the means of production are communally owned. Despite its scientific and progressive underpinnings, communism has often been labeled a failure, especially by capitalist countries. As someone who believes in its philosophy and core values as well as dreams of a rational world, let me try to unravel the complexities of communist philosophy and analyze the reasons behind its negative perception, including continuous media backlash, communication challenges with educated masses, and internal dilemmas that have undermined its credibility. The Essence At its core, communist philosophy is grounded in the critique of capitalist systems, which Marx argued create unequal class structures and foster alienatio...