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Karl Marx is often portrayed by conservatives as being some innocent man who genuinely wanted to create the paradise he described, but had bad ideas that led to massive amounts of death under brutal tyranny.

The reality was that his theories were always intended to bring about tyranny and mass murder, the paradise was a bit of bait meant to get the underclass to fight for the ability of the overclass to acquire complete power over the middle class.

The truth is that there are three classes, not two, there's the overclass of the wealthy and powerful that Marx identified as the bourgeoisie.
But the proletariat could be split into two groups, the first being the workers who produce for society from their labor.
- And then there's the underclass, people who either cannot make a positive impact, or who make a negative one, they are unable to work, produce anything, sustain themselves, or even simply refrain from making bad decisions that harm themselves and others around them, they are either parasites or criminals.

This third category of the underclass are used by the bourgeois overclass to place themselves in power, keep themselves in power, and expand what power they hold.
The overclass controls the underclass by using their influence over the government seizing the productivity of the working middle class and bribing the underclass with it, often in the form of various government services or programs, which were not uncommonly introduced as being temporary, but never removed, and thus became permanent fixtures of our nation.
- And It's not just government, the overclass also controls every institution in the society with even a modicum of influence to it, most notably the corporations, most notably being the media companies.

As you can expect to find, the overclass is made up of jews and shabbos goyim, the underclass is made up of niggers and other form of the Pox-people, and the working class is cock full of honest gentile whites.
We saw a bunch of welfare recipients destroying the hard won businesses of white men, at the behest of powerful jews and those following the orders of these jews. Noting could encapsulate it better than those events.

Marx wasn't innocently mistaken, he was maliciously deceptive.