The Communist Manifesto

By: Karl Marx, Friedrich Engels

Narrated by: Chuck Allen

The Communist Manifesto by Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels presents history as a continuous struggle between oppressors and the oppressed. In modern society, this conflict is centered on the bourgeoisie and the proletariat. The text denounces how capitalism subjects people to the power of capital, reducing human relationships to mere calculations of interest. In response, it calls for the abolition of private property and the creation of a classless society, where the free development of each individual ensures the free development of all. Its central message is a call for workers to unite in order to transform the world.

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I recommend everyone read so you understand the actual lunacy that is communism as believed by Marx

I enjoy readying and learning about all different aspects of politics and morality more broadly. While Marx is able to articulate communism in an understandable way, his opposition capitalism is based solely on feelings and has no bearing on reality. There are others who do a much better job at defending and defining communism

Difficult rating

It's difficult to give this book a rating. I believe everyone should read this once in their life so they can understand Communists basic beliefs. But I give it a low rating because this is almost just an emotion, jealous, rage writing of Marx. But the translation, production, and presentation of this text is excellent and simple to comprehend.