The bourgeoisie will be replaced by the proletariat from "summary" of The Communist Manifesto and Other Writings by Karl Marx,Friedrich Engels
In the course of development, the proletariat will grow in numbers and strength. The bourgeoisie, meanwhile, will continue to exploit the proletariat, creating more wealth for themselves while leaving the workers with meager wages. This exploitation will lead to the alienation of the proletariat from their labor, as they are reduced to mere commodities in the eyes of the bourgeoisie. As the proletariat becomes more conscious of their exploitation and alienation, they will unite and rise up against the bourgeoisie. This revolution will not only overthrow the capitalist system but also abolish private property altogether. The means of production will be taken over by the proletarian state, ensuring that wealt...
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