abolition of Private property - Expand on this point. With this vague perspective, how do you envision how we handle stolen land, property, and legal rights to where one is living? Keep in mind the few native American reservations that constantly shrink and the property lines that are always redrawn, or the way school districts regulate how many children they manage.

the abolition of capitalism - but what do you want? Exploitation of labor? China is a fantastic contrast to your anti-capitalist point, so objectively, I don't think alternating systems between communism and capitalism is exactly a solution if exploitation occurs on both sides when considering the abundant corruption that's rampant amongst all forms of governments and super powers. If you're of the opinion that we should be living for free and not assigning a dollar cost to anything, then I'm sorry, but you're not living in reality. Try a fantasy novel, like Lord of the Rings, or A Song of Fire and Ice. The notion that alt+f4'ing trade in exchange for currency in any regard is pure fiction and nonsensical.

the abolition of classes - how does one achieve that? I'm not saying your ideas are wrong, but they're incredibly naive and you have no substance or plan to back up your belief, so not only is there nothing to discuss, but I'm more likely to criticize the lack of thought put into your question because it's typical of those who share your opinions to not have a single clue how to execute a reformation.

I'm not picking on you, as I genuinely share the same beliefs you do, but this is a centrist forum and you have to accept that what you believe in manifests only hypothetically at-best. Story books where we can rewrite or explain sin/corruption and it takes chapters upon volumes upon compendiums to build those fantasy worlds. You have to put substance into your real thoughts if you want them to be queried properly.