Complete Question and Answer - Communism

Question A: Who has pitilessly torn assunder the motley feudal ties that bound man to his natural superiors? The Bourgeoisie (confirmed 7/23)

Question B: What happened to the weapons to which the bourgeoisie felled Feudalism to the ground? They have turned against the bourgeoisie iteself (confirmed 7/15)

Question C: Generally in the most advanced countries, what must happen to all property for teh proletariate ....... bourgeoisie? There must be abolition of property in land and application of all rents of land to public purposes. (confirmed 7/17)

Question D: Generally in the most advanced countries, what must happen to income taxes to centralize all instruments of production into the hands of the state? There must be a heavy progressive or graduated income tax.

Question E: What has the bourgeoisie torn away from the family? The sentimantal veil, and has reduced the family relationship into a mere money relation. (confirmed 8/13)

Question F: What is veiled by religious and political illusions... substituted for naked and fruitless brutal exploitation? Free Trade (confirmed 7/30)

Question G: What is the real fruit of the workers battle? The ever expanding union of the workers (confirmed 7/23)

Question H: Waht does the Bourgeoisie mean by freedom? Free trade, free selling and buying (confirmed 7/27)

Question I: Generally in most advanced countries, what must happen to all credit in order for the proletariate to wrestle all property from the Bourgeoisie? Centralization of credit in the hands of the state, by means of a national bank with State capital and an exlusive monopoly

Question J: Who are the slaves of the bourgeois class, the bourgeois state, ... the bourgeois machine, and above all, by the individual bourgeois manufacturer himself? The laborers

Question K: What distinguishes the Bourgeoise epoch from all earlier ones? The constant revolutionizing of production

Question L: What happens to the modern laborer since he doesn't rise with the modern process of industry? He sinks deeper and deeper below the conditions of existence of his own class.

Question M: What epidemic of earlier epochs seemed absolutely absurd? Over-production. (confirmed 8/13)

Question N: What happens to the laborer right after he is set upon by the manufacturer? He is set upon by the other portions of the bourgeoisie, the landlord, the shopkeeper, the pawnbroker, etc.

Question O: (Something like) What is merely the organized one class for oppressing the other?Political Power

Question P: What is the passively eroding mass thrown off by the lowest layers of the old society? The Proletariate