Karl Marx is well known around the political world as the creator of the philosophy of Communist government party. Marx was a scholarly man who was denied a university position, so he resided to a journalism career until his conflict with Prussian authorities because of his radical political views. Due to this, Marx resided to London and it was in this location that Karl released his work, Communist Manifesto. The text Communist Manifesto introduced all what was wrong with the working class and social classes of the world. Marx names several suggestions in the three parts of the book to help better the government of the world. In Current Events Marx’s ideas were remarked as a “Revolutionary Idea”, “Is a factory worker as important to society
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The first country to put it into power was the country of Russia, which was renamed as the U.S.S.R at that time. Marx had the right intentions in making the communist idea, to have equal labor, equal money throughout the people of the country, and have everyone in equal ranks of the country, “When, in the course of development, class distinctions have disappeared, and all production has been concentrated in the hands of a vast association of the whole nation.” (Paragraph 132) Marx mentions several times about the unfairness that the middle class receives, which is foolish considering that is the majority of the population. Marx was really thinking about the trust the country needs to gain through the treatment of middle class, which is why he suggested the equal labor idea. Olga Grecova talks about a similar case of equality problems that Marx’s philosophy could have helped solve, “Moldavian society is built on the basis of equality. Women are granted equal rights with men under the constitution. Women have excellent professional education and make up half the labor force. Women are the standard-bearers of the country 's moral and social values. However, women still are the only ones to take care of the family and children.” (Grecova) Karl Marx had excellent intentions for the countries morals for the …show more content…
Marx has dealt with multiple different countries in his literature prime. Thus, he has had several different experiences with the many versions of political power. Also, when Marx was living, the industrial revolution was getting its real start, and at this point the social classes became clear by the wealthy, the working middle class, and the poor. Marx was not the only person who believes the labor in factories is unfair, and that would be Friedrich Engels, whose father owned factories, “Engels knew about life in a factory. He had walked through streets polluted by factory emissions on his way to school. He also observed the living conditions of the city 's working class, which he described as being worse than those of animals. Engel 's interest in "radical" thought did not make his father happy. In 1842, the senior Engels sent his son to Manchester, England, to work in the family business as a factory manager.” (Calliope) Engels was also into the idea of changing the labors like Marx, but he had his own personal experience. “In the earlier epochs of history we find almost everywhere a complicated arrangement of society into various orders, a manifold graduation of social rank.” (Paragraph 9) No man understands human nature no better than realizing the impending doom of the social
The first country to put it into power was the country of Russia, which was renamed as the U.S.S.R at that time. Marx had the right intentions in making the communist idea, to have equal labor, equal money throughout the people of the country, and have everyone in equal ranks of the country, “When, in the course of development, class distinctions have disappeared, and all production has been concentrated in the hands of a vast association of the whole nation.” (Paragraph 132) Marx mentions several times about the unfairness that the middle class receives, which is foolish considering that is the majority of the population. Marx was really thinking about the trust the country needs to gain through the treatment of middle class, which is why he suggested the equal labor idea. Olga Grecova talks about a similar case of equality problems that Marx’s philosophy could have helped solve, “Moldavian society is built on the basis of equality. Women are granted equal rights with men under the constitution. Women have excellent professional education and make up half the labor force. Women are the standard-bearers of the country 's moral and social values. However, women still are the only ones to take care of the family and children.” (Grecova) Karl Marx had excellent intentions for the countries morals for the …show more content…
Marx has dealt with multiple different countries in his literature prime. Thus, he has had several different experiences with the many versions of political power. Also, when Marx was living, the industrial revolution was getting its real start, and at this point the social classes became clear by the wealthy, the working middle class, and the poor. Marx was not the only person who believes the labor in factories is unfair, and that would be Friedrich Engels, whose father owned factories, “Engels knew about life in a factory. He had walked through streets polluted by factory emissions on his way to school. He also observed the living conditions of the city 's working class, which he described as being worse than those of animals. Engel 's interest in "radical" thought did not make his father happy. In 1842, the senior Engels sent his son to Manchester, England, to work in the family business as a factory manager.” (Calliope) Engels was also into the idea of changing the labors like Marx, but he had his own personal experience. “In the earlier epochs of history we find almost everywhere a complicated arrangement of society into various orders, a manifold graduation of social rank.” (Paragraph 9) No man understands human nature no better than realizing the impending doom of the social