>>826066>that doesn't follow. it does. for someone to be a capitalist, they need a proletariat to exploit. if nobody is the proletariat, and everyone is a capitalist, the capitalists only have each other to exploit, but by definition capitalists exploit the proletariat, not each other. if the capitalists have no proletariat to exploit, and they cannot exploit each other, then a society in which everyone is a capitalist has abolished class and exploitation. a society with only 1 class is indistinguishable from a society with 0 classes. Class relations are predicated on there being at least 1 exploiter class and at least 1 exploited class.