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The communists boast of the scientific nature of their philosophy. They claim it to be the most progressive social and political philosophy aiming at termination of all kinds of exploitation. The core of the communist philosophy is that the bourgeoisie exploits the proletariat by appropriating the surplus value to their advantage. According to it the very economic production in a capitalist system inherently involves exploitation of the proletariat. Therefore, the communists oppose private enterprises. They dream about a communist society where perfect freedom and equality prevails for all to enjoy. Marx predicted that the collapse of capitalist form of economic production and the formation of a communist society were imminent. But nothing happened during the past 170 years. Why? Is it due to the intrinsic fallacy of the philosophy itself? Or, is it because of its defective application? This short book explores.