What are marx and engels criticisms of the existing social system

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Marx and Engels believe and criticize that the existing social system causes the creation of paid wage laborers that have low pay and unfair long hours. These laborers work to fulfill society’s demands from more and more products which eventually will give more and more money for just a few people.

They also criticize that all relationships in family life are focused around gaining more and more money, which eventually also reduces sentimental values in the home.

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Marx and Engels agreed that the major achievement of the bourgeoisie is that during its rule it has created more massive and more colossal productive forces than have all preceding generations together. They criticize the system for placing undue pressure on the proletariat or working class. .

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