capitalism goes on to express ideas similar to those of Karl Marx, specifically when dealing with the modes of production and social classes. The constitution contains the line, “At every point in time, the dominant class in society seeks to exploit its access to the means of production to appropriate a disproportionate value of social production to the benefit of its membership whose prerogative it is also, to decide what is to be produced, how and when”. The group acknowledges the shortcomings of capitalism and these shortcomings also play an important role in their formation as can be seen in their constitution. Purpose and Objective The group’s primary objective was the end of class struggle. Which they believed to be perpetuated by the current state system. The Awareness League advocated for the abolition of structures, institutions, and political systems within such a state system, driven by the belief that national boundaries and territoriality are fake creations. Instead, the group pushed for the adoption of “self-managing, self-governing and self-accounting units organized along the lines of Libertarian communism”. These new governing ideals would promote equality and free will and do not include the exercise of state power in any manner. Specifically, the group noted there will be no imposition of a dictatorship of the proletariat. Further, the group was resolute that land ownership must be reconfigured should this move be successful. There needed to be a great and radical redistribution so that the means of production, the facilities and resources for producing goods, could be reallocated. Another key aspect of the group's objectives was the education of the masses, that is all working peoples. This objective was derived from the goal of spreading revolutionary syndicalism which they argued could not happen without first educating the people and enchanting their consciousness. While pursuing these objectives, the group set out guidelines stating what is and what is not to be accepted. Recognizing that it would be difficult to achieve such goals single handedly, the group said they may, “forge alliances, seek collaboration and working agreements with other leftists and leftist organizations, anti-war movements as well as human rights activists, groups and mass organizations”. In addition to this, the group advocated for boycotts, sit-ins and strikes to be organized and sanctioned by members. The Awareness League committed themselves to peace while rejecting war, militarism, fascism and racism. The group advocated for violence, “only as a