The Communist Manifesto

Communism was born out of sincere intentions of the proletariat, who has managed to rummage through poverty, to distinguish himself from others of his class and try to find an effective single-pill solution to the ghastly poverty he once found himself in. Sadly, until now, the issue of general poverty and inequality annhialation, it seems, is not so much a question of government, but a personal one as it will command us to give to the most needy in society. We all know that while most "taking" is a common crime, "refusing to give" is purely legal, encouraged, and as a matter of fact crux to most basic forms of any education. Until we learn to share as a matter of due course and survival, it would seem that all aspirations of man, however wonderful and seemingly noble and all-encompassing and God-considering, shall always hit the ceiling of the entrapmemt of a society still mired in inividual self-interest, and these aspirations scatter and fall into piesces with reckless abandon.

Just absolutely based. Can't say much else.

Explains the systematic struggle of the Working Class and the exploitation of Capitalism at it's rawest form.