This is why i started the sentence with "Paradoxically"
Marx's actual writing ... the end result he was looking for, is given through hyper-capitalism, or maybe micro-capitalism.
Not through the govern-cement owning everything (in lieu of the people).
And so, the terms "capitalism and communism" are both held as govern-cement structures.
Who "owns" everything? Does it go Corporation->Govern-cement or Govern-cement->Corporation.
But without the govern-cement, capitalism and communism have very different meanings.
RE: The Beginning of the End of Capitalism