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Hardly. We make clear distinctions between the State and society. But also know that "government" isn't always a State. A State exists if there are class divis
by kungfooguru 13y ago
Hardly. We make clear distinctions between the State and society. But also know that "government" isn't always a State.
A State exists if there are class divisions, with the more powerful class holding the power of the State.
Since the resources and infrastructure to begin a society without want exists, we support taking control of the State (still a State but with the class holding the power reversed) to use it for those goals.
End goal being no State due to no classes.