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Marxism

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Politics · Social thought

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A supporter of Marxism is called a Marxist. Marxism aims to abolish the miserable nature of wage labor, in which workers live only to increase capital, by turning capital into society's common property, and to establish a classless cooperative society.

Source updated 2023-11-16 · Snapshot 2026-10-08

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The text describes common ownership of capital, wage labor and a classless society.

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