Yea i am inclined to go for this one based on other responses, i have no clue about the materials used to print so ill figure it out by using one of these ender printers and engaging with communities.

What your genius idea is missing is that there is an already established society with a ruling class, is your plan to ask nicely? 😅

The point Engels is making is that revolution is about establishing one group authority over the already established authority. In a society where might makes right, only might can resolve it.

READ THE FIRST 3 SENTENCES.

You know how a conservative calls anyone to the left of them “woke”? Well it’s exactly that but with democrats.

I like flat hardware (the ps5 shouldnt be there tho). You can stack stuff over flat hardware, they’re not akward to place, can be easily stored, easier to design, easier to machine, etc…

Now flat software is fucking mediocre and should be abolished,

Even worse, they are gaslighted into thinking intellectual property exctracting rent is completely fine and actually desirable.

And that is a problem to whom? Every single state is authoritarian, the question is whose interests are they protecting.

China is clearly a dictatorship of the proletariat and they use authority to protect the interests of the proletariat. Yes, sometimes their policy is wrong and does harm but ultimately they work to improve their policies, governing is a learning experience after all.

This is not “one or the another” situation, communism is the next qualitative stage in development of society. It solves the primary contradiction that we experience in capitalism, that is socialized production being privatized by individuals, aka capitalists.

You can’t just declare communism by signing a document, because it is a process of development in which small quantitative changes in production (socialism) lead to a qualitative change (communism), thus to achieve the communism stage you have to achieve a certain level of development.

This is why China is considered a communist country by marxists-leninist even though qualitatively it is a capitalist country. They are actively working to develop communism, this can be clearly seen throughout their rhetoric (i.e. “The Governance of China”) and their material results.