Was he right?

Wow, excellent argument user. Philosophy majors on sciucide watch.

With enough technological power and the right people in charge, a stable and functioning communism isn't that impossible.

>the right people in charge
Never happen. Read Hayek.

A class-less society won't work because of the mechanism in human psychology that the more you are pressed down in the mud, the more you throw away your ethics and morals for every little piece of social influence you could possibly get. So there will always be those at the bottom who are pressured to police the ones in the middle in the interest of those at the top.

You would need to rewire biology and give each individual some kind of a brain damage that removes every sense of social status to be able to make a class-less society stable. There exist a few of those today, but you would need a much larger percentage of the population to be like that for it to work.

Like so many before him, he has heard of Marx on the internet but not read a word.

You are a retard

>Never happen.
Anyone in 18th century could say the same about current technology, science and life quality. There's no objective reason it can't be done, and every single idea is not so impossible, and has been done with some luck / locally even without all the technology of today.

>right people in charge
>communism

>the more you are pressed down in the mud
There has to be SOMEONE to press you down, user.

Seriously, though. Read Hayek. The most ruthless elements of society always end up at the top of the heap in government. Only sane course of action is to try and limit the amount of damage they can do.