How is human transformation expected on the path to communism?
Not long ago I began to actively study Marxist-Leninist theory and one question is increasingly ripening in my mind:
Why, according to Marxist theory, during the transition to the highest stage of communism, is it expected that people will stop resorting to violence, will instinctively follow community norms and consciously work for its benefit, only on the basis of the cessation of class oppression? There are many other reasons for the emergence of violence, selfishness and other negative phenomena that Marx and Engels for some reason attribute to class tension, at a minimum the need for recognition is no lower than the need for work and does not fit into the image of the new man at all.
Due to the need for recognition, a person will in any case consciously violate norms in order to attract public attention to himself!