Original sentence: A communist in Marxism terms is no different from the kind of society that is advocated by Anarchism, specifically Anarcho-communism.Anarchists, with their distrust of leaders, argue that this ultimately risks the rise of a potentially tyrannous "red bureaucracy", seizing power and betraying the revolution and the working class they supposedly represent.Both Marxist communists and Anarcho-communists seek to abolish private as well as state ownership of the means of production and the state itself.Both are defined as the elimination of wage labor and capitalism in favour of a democratically run gift economy.However, unlike many Marxists, anarchists do not believe that a stage where the state owns the means of production is needed or desirable between capitalism and communism.They wish to implement their libertarian system without going through a period of "state socialism" where the state acts as an "instrument" of the working class.This has resulted in a sometimes hostile relationship between many Marxists and Anarchists, though this hostility is generally not present amongst the autonomous and more libertarian Marxist traditions
Edited sentence: A communist system is very different to the kind of society that is advocated by anarchism.Anarchists, with their distrust of leaders, argue that this is just the pretext of a potentially tyrannous "red bureaucracy" to seize power and never let go of it.Anarcho-communism has more in common with anarchism than it does with State communism, and its advocates have had ideological conflicts with Marxist-Leninists as well.Both systems want to eliminate wage labor and capitalism, and private as well as state ownership of the means of production in order to achieve a more equal society.However, unlike communists, anarchists do not believe that a stage where the state exists owning and controlling the means of production is needed or desirable between capitalism and the society they want to establish.They wish to implement their libertarian system without going through a period of "state socialism" where the state owns and controls the means of production.This, as well as fundamental disagreements over how capitalism should be overthrown, has resulted in a hostile relationship between Marxist-Leninists and anarchists