What does it mean for workers to collectively own means of production? Am I supposed to own only the laboratory I work at or everything everywhere? What if I decide to change a place of employment? Why doesn't owning it though the intermediary of the state and your representative in the communist party qualify?
Sigh
Marx addresses this in his Conspectus of Bakunin's State and Anarchy, which reads like a passive aggressive forum post where one person quotes another and responds.
https://www.marxists.org/archive/marx/works/1874/04/bakunin-notes.htm
Anyway the point is that politics currently are a matter of voting for political ideology driven by economic class. The political parties are formed as representatives of class groups that are formed by the economic base of the nation. When you change the economic base to eliminate class then you also eliminate the formation of political parties based on class groups because they literally do not exist.
This creates a scenario where policy is determined by the true will of the collective and not by economic motives.
However this assumes that you don't have wrecker groups taking part to achieve counter-revolution. Which you most certainly will have until capitalism is eliminated worldwide.
God damn, beginning a paragraph with "Asinine!" is such an incredible chad move :marx-chad:
Death to America