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>but there you go. what they actually mean by the end of work is the end of salaried work, of exploitation
In that case, what you really want isnt communism, it's the same capitalism, but with less corruption and a better overall state of living for the worker. You'd get a lot more supporters if you just said that instead of bringing up communism. I'm pretty sure everyone wants a better work situation.
>the need of selling your work in exchange for a salary
So how exactly would one's work be rewarded, if not by salary? Would a guy in a factory that makes furniture be payed in furniture?