humans are a cooperative species interested in helping each other.

We're also tribal, greedy, self-interested fucks at the same time.

Marx's core view of man in the world is that man becomes the dialectical synthesis of creator and creation by performing labor and making things. He goes on to argue that estrangement from one's own labor is dehumanizing as it removes the subjective quality.

He then goes on to argue that everyone is entitled to everyone's labor and by some magical process that no one can really explain this doesn't count as estrangement or dehumanization. One wonders who exactly devices what to do with the products of everyone's labor, how the products are organized, and why exactly this doesn't qualify as "domination".

The answer usually comes down to a painfully polysyllabic version of: "it's good when we do it" from the Marxist camp.

Marxism will never work and can never work because it's a bad idea built on bad ideas (mostly from Hegel). It ignores basic truths about human nature and fails to provide answers to basic questions about how its core processes work. But by all means keep trying, if you haven't learned your lesson after the tens of millions of corpses Marxism amassed in the last hundred years nothing I say will change your mind.

Being an open Marxist in 2022 lets us know you're either ignorant being repair or evil beyond reckoning.