I don't think you've actually read his manifesto, because I have. He was /not/ describing his wishes, intentions, plans, or desires, he was documenting his observations on the current political climate of Europe at the time.

You know what the problem is with people like you? You are unable to admit that communism is a catastrophic failure that has resulted in more deaths and every single war of the 20th century, combined.

Your logic is that communism is infallible, and anytime communism fails it's because it was wasn't "real" communism. Therefore communism will never fail, because anytime it does fail, it wasn't "real" communism. And because communism will always inevitably fail, to you, "real" communism will never exist. The smugness and arrogance of thinking that you're a better political planner than the hundreds of thousands of those involved in The Communist Party is astounding. You know better than men who put the ideology into practical application, and unlike them, your methodology will never fail. You pick at the semantics of it so you can declare yourself absolved of logical fallacy, when in fact, you're too much of an idealist and too stupid to understand that the natural human condition is that of evil and misery. You're too naive to understand that communism involves human beings who are primates that will readily murder, lie, cheat, steal, and commit atrocities in the name of selfishness. The entire ideology's principle is based on the notion that it will work as long as people don't corrupt it - and that is one of the stupidest, most ludicrous things a human could believe.

The idea that communism has never failed can be likened to the idea that Nazi Germany wasn't actually socialist because it failed, and there's no way socialism would ever fail. Never mind the millions dead. Never mind that the USSR systematically executed twice the number of people that Adolph Hitler did. Never mind the starvation and parents eating their own children out of desperation. Let's concentrate on the really important issue - the pointless semantics of what Marx would have defined as a communist utopia.