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The Path to Statelessness and Classlessness

Marx envisioned a historical process through which these conditions would be achieved:

1.	Capitalism: Characterized by class struggle between the bourgeoisie and the proletariat.
2.	Proletarian Revolution: The working class rises up to overthrow the capitalist system.
3.	Socialism: A transitional stage where the proletariat controls the state and begins to dismantle the structures of capitalism. This involves reorganization of economic and social relations to eliminate class distinctions.
4.	Communism: The final stage where the state has withered away, and society is fully classless and stateless.

The Government’s Role

The idea that a government could be “stateless in some sort” while not working towards making itself obsolete is contradictory in Marxist terms. For Marx:

•	Any form of government or state that continues to exist as an authority structure inherently maintains some level of class distinction or power imbalance.
•	A true movement towards communism would involve the state actively diminishing its role as class distinctions are resolved and social ownership is fully realized.

In summary, Marx’s definitions of statelessness and classlessness are intertwined with the dissolution of traditional state structures and the eradication of social classes, ultimately resulting in a society where cooperative, communal living replaces hierarchical and coercive systems of governance.