>You cannot have no social structure anymore than a person can have "no age" Class is not equal to social structure; when Marxists talk about classes they refe

>You cannot have no social structure anymore than a person can have "no age" Class is not equal to social structure; when Marxists talk about classes they refer to economic power relations, as in, there is no group of people with majority or exclusive control over the main social means of production. This is in contrast to today in which the social means of production are owned almost entirely by the bourgeoisie, as in, the capitalist class, which employs wage labour. In higher stage Communism, there is free association of people and the method that may be chosen would likely be decentralised direct-democratic councils with random or rotating delegates.