In term of property, Locke and Marx explained the types of property- private and common property. In this aspect, this is where their views on liberalism have an obvious distinction to one another.
Locke justified the necessity and right of private ownership and property, by using the principle of fairness, which people can exchange for properties with their labor (Steven, 2002), but Marx argued that this is the source of all social injustice, when some people own and some people not (Andrew, 1994). Marx took a radical approach, summarize the idea of communism in a single phrase- “Abolition of private property” in his Communist Manifesto (1848).
Locke justified this criticism by stating the rule for private ownership, where people cannot take
Locke justified the necessity and right of private ownership and property, by using the principle of fairness, which people can exchange for properties with their labor (Steven, 2002), but Marx argued that this is the source of all social injustice, when some people own and some people not (Andrew, 1994). Marx took a radical approach, summarize the idea of communism in a single phrase- “Abolition of private property” in his Communist Manifesto (1848).
Locke justified this criticism by stating the rule for private ownership, where people cannot take