Sylvia Pankhurst

Communism and Its Tactics Sylvia Pankhurst

Under Communism all shall satisfy their material needs without stint or measure from the common storehouse, according to their desires. Everyone will be able to have what he or she desires in food, in clothing, books, music, education and travel facilities. The abundant production now possible, and which invention will constantly facilitate, will remove any need for rationing or limiting of consumption. Every individual, relying on the great common production, will be secure from material want and anxiety. There will be no class distinctions, since these arise from differences in material possessions, education and social status ? all such distinctions will be swept away.