unal anarchist society maintaining itself, "Because it is difficult to sustain such a concept of human nature."
             Thad Tecza as the pre-curser or beginnings of communal anarchism describes Communism. Karl Marx and F. Engels are the principle theorists of communism as they wrote the actual readers guide to communism, the Marx-Engels Reader. Marx based his belief that workers who provided the necessary labor for the owners, who did not have to work, but rather benefited from the workers' output. Marx argued that the most fundamental fact of human existence is labor; People must work to survive. Therefore, that the owners of the means of production do not work and must manipulate the workers output to thrive. For Marx, the problem with Capitalism is that workers are exploited for their labor and left worse off than the owners of production. Given that, the essence of communism is a managed economy where the government controls production and distribution of goods, to equalize the condition of humans and eliminate classes. "From each, according to ability, to each according to need." Marx developed his communist theory because of the evils he perceived capitalism brought on to the proletarian. Because of the fact that capitalism creates a surplus, Marx believed the cost was misery, alienation, and suffering. According to Marx, because a surplus of labor exists in capitalism, wages are constantly driven down to subsistence levels, which result in suffering. Capitalism produces alienation because of the fact that workers are separated from the product of their labor. Additionally, they are placed apart from other humans because people are merely competitors against one another. The collapse of the Soviet Union is a vindication of Marxist-Communism because the Soviet Union lacked the essential base of a technological society. No country, for that matter, has had Marxist-Communist because Marx advocat...