Communist Manifesto Research Paper

Keaton Henscheid
Dr. Watrous
HON 272
13th March 2018
Morals of leaders Think about some people who are in positions of power, one common characteristic that might pop into your mind about many of them is that they are not very nice people. On the other hand, maybe they are just doing their job, they are not trying to be self-focused people, but it just comes off that way. For example, imagine if your boss was more of a friend with you, rather than your superior. If this was the case, then nothing would get done in the office because your boss will be too lenient with his employees. The bosses of companies wouldn’t enforce the agenda that they have to enforce because they would be too close to their employees. This essay then, will explore whether people who possess power have bad morals or if they are just

This is easy to tell in The Communist Manifesto because politicians were brought up rather often. Marx and Engels continued to talk about the power of politics later on in the book, when they said, “All production has been concentrated in the hands of a vast association of the whole nation, the public power will lose its political character. Political power, properly so called, is merely the organized power of the class for oppressing another” (Marx and Engels, 20). Marx and Engels are basically saying that if you don’t have political power, then your country has no political character. The more powerful the country, then their political power will be stronger, and it will affect the whole country. This is definitely true today, just look at the United States. We have a lot of political character right now and that is due to the fact that our political power is increasing. So, the stronger the leader of a country is, then the greater political power that country will have. This that all stems from the leader wanting to get more power for him and his