Original sentence: Self-described Communist parties successful in overthrowing a state have usually resulted degenerated into authoritarian government.The communist movement differentiates itself from other branches of the socialist movement through their wish to completely do away with all aspects of market society under the final stage of the system, as well as some communists' commitment to armed revolutionary strategies for overthrowing capitalism, and their focus on the international working class as key in that revolution.These elements of the communist movement are opposed by Anarcho-communists, Trotskyists and others in the movement
Edited sentence: So far, Communist revolutions successful in overthrowing a state has always resulted in totalitarian government.The communist movement differentiates itself from other branches of the socialist movement through their wish to completely do away with all aspects of market society under the final stage of the system, as well as their unshakable commitment to armed revolutionary strategies for overthrowing capitalism, and their focus on the international working class as key in that revolution.Whether they were actually communist is often disputed by Anarcho-communists