Engels' Principles of Communism

Engels' Principles of Communism emphasize the collective ownership of the means of production—factories, land, and resources—believing this would eliminate inequality and exploitation. He advocates for a classless society where wealth is shared according to need, and production serves the community rather than individual profits. Engels calls for the abolition of private property and capitalism, replacing them with cooperative labor and democratic control. Ultimately, these principles aim to create a fairer social order where economic resources support all members equitably, promoting human freedom and development through collective effort.