... his further will and inclination to their liquidation. Karl Marx wanted to create of a society where every single human being will be living in peace and quiet, sharing everything is great. An erasing of bourgeoisie, and so their rights form the society, was a foundation stone for creation of a new socialistic state which will be looking "towards a future ideal society in which the freedoms it proclaims will require no guarantees". (Lukes, 1985: 62) Unfortunately, because of the human nature this theory could never be turned to practise. The human being is not perfect, 'perfect' system will work within the 'perfect' societies, and to build the 'perfect society' there needs to be the 'perfect' individuals. Karl Marx thought that the rights of man in general are 'part of the ephemeral bourgeois ideology thrown up by capitalism' and he saw them as perfect example of egoism and individualism. (Jones, 1994: ...

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