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Communism proposes to collectivize the means of production; there's still _some_ individual ownership.
by ant6n 10y ago
Communism proposes to collectivize the means of production; there's still _some_ individual ownership.
- bobwaycott 10y agoNo, for Marx, there is no individual ownership, as the first, post-capital phase has removed private ownership of the means of production. There is social ownership only. There is individual participation as part of the social whole, but individual ownership and private property of any sort is abolished.
- IslaDeEncanta 10y agoPrivate property does not include personal property, as Marxists understand it. The Marxian definition of private property is essentially capital.