I recently read an article in which the author described the class struggle as a "primitive beastly act", and I was deeply shocked and dissatisfied. This article advocates extreme right-wing ideology, resolutely opposes class struggle, regards it as a great threat to society, and has a serious distortion of history and real society. However, in my personal view, the class struggle is not as bad as it is stated, but is an inevitable product of the development of human society, aimed at promoting social justice and equality. In what follows, I will delve into the far-reaching effects of the class struggle in many aspects.
The class struggle is a historical necessity
The class struggle, as the crystallization of historical evolution, is deeply integrated into many aspects of society. Since ancient times, conflicts and confrontations between different classes have never left us. From the primitive society that initially competed for subsistence resources to the intensification of class contradictions in slavery, feudalism and capitalist society, the class struggle shouldered the heavy responsibility of promoting social progress and led the wheel of history to roll forward. Because of this, human society has been able to continue to develop, and the social system is constantly innovating and progressing.
The class struggle is not a primitive brute force conflict, but a symbol of the evolution of civilization; The oppressors have always been aware of their rights and have achieved social fairness and equality through legal protection. Many major changes and innovations are rooted in class contradictions, so reducing them to the "path of bestiality" is disrespectful to facts and people's wisdom.
The purpose of the class struggle is to achieve social justice. In the capitalist system, wealth is unevenly distributed, the gap between the rich and the poor widens, the class gap deepens, and social problems frequently appear. Without a concerted class struggle, the disadvantaged groups will be oppressed and bullied for a long time, social contradictions will intensify, and social unrest or even collapse will eventually occur.
Communism, which advances with class struggle and is committed to eliminating exploitation and building a just and equal society, is not the same as committing "barbaric acts". In the process, the oppressive exploiting class will be overthrown, and a society that truly respects the rights and interests of working people will be formed. The ultimate goal of the class struggle is to enable the working masses to live a dignified and stable life, not to provoke social unrest and violent conflict.
Class struggle and the rule of law Some people have pointed out that the rule of law is a key factor in promoting social progress, while class struggle may trigger social contradictions and undermine social stability. However, in the initial stage of socialism, the class struggle and the legal system are also closely related. In fact, the rule of law is an effective means of ensuring the fairness and equality of the class struggle. In the socialist rule of law system, anyone who undermines social justice and obstructs social progress must be investigated for legal responsibility in accordance with the law, which is a concrete manifestation of the class struggle.
Employing the rule of law to crack down on class enemies plays a key role in upholding social justice and equality and protecting people's rights and interests. This kind of struggle under the rule of law is not a barbaric act, but an inevitable trend of the progress of modern society. Regulating class antagonism through laws and regulations can ensure its legitimacy and rationality, and prevent it from falling into personal self-interest disputes or grudge entanglements.
Class conflict plays an important role in the historical process, and is known as the key driving force of social progress and the core force of the pursuit of justice. Reducing it simply to the "path of savagery and bestiality" is undoubtedly a debasement of human civilization and intelligence. In view of the current social environment, we need to take an objective view of the nature and value of class struggle, and strive to improve the legal system, with a view to leading society towards a more just and equal future. Only by relying on class struggle can we achieve long-term social stability and enable every citizen to enjoy a dignified and equal life experience.