However, according to Marx and Engels, "the working men have no country" because "we cannot take from them what they have not got.... By "working men," Marx and Engels are referring to the proletariat, or the "wage-earners.... While most people probably view the typical working class as an important part of society, in the world that Marx and Engels describe, the working men are essentially a nuisance. ... Only when "class distinctions have disappeared, and all production has been concentrated in the hands of a vast association of the whole nation, will the ...

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