no longer be any question of a private sphere" (326).Much to the similarity of Huber, Karl Marx believes that in the Socialist society compliance by all is necessary for the advancement of Socialist movement. Marx believes that in Socialism, the concept of a classless state is the goal. To achieve this Marx believed that it is necessary to place all of its citizens on a par of economic equality by eliminating free selling and buying. He held that if selling and buying were vanquished, free selling and buying would vanquish also. Thus its citizens would share equal economic rights.Both philosophers could be distinguished as using a Machiavellian approach to their political theories. This concept of the ends justifying the means is clearly demonstrated by the stripping of individual liberties for the benefit of the masses. ...
