State and Revolution

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The exploration of the State's role reveals it as an instrument of class oppression, created by one class to dominate others. It argues that both dictatorships and democracies ultimately serve the interests of the ruling class, which will resist relinquishing power. The text critiques social democracy's inadequacies in fostering true revolution, positing that only a communist revolution can effectively dismantle the State and achieve genuine equality.