They don ' t have the hip mobility in particular . they need to stretch and strengthen those muscles . <| sep |> YOU KNOW IT BRO ! !!!! WITHOUT MOMS THERE ' D BE NO PACK MFERS ! !!!!!!!!! SHOW SOME RESPECT ! !!!!!!!!!!!!!<| sep |> THIN LIMES ! You can ' t have thin limes people will choke , PEOPLE WILL DIE ! <| sep |> Ownership is using force to claim something as belonging solely to someone or a group of individuals , e . g . a family owns a house . In the case of Capitalism , the means of production are privately owned and controlled by the bourgeoisie class in order to exploit the proletariat class for a profit i . e . extract surplus value from the labor of the workers . In this case , those who own that which produces , do not produce , but instead have others produce for the primary benefit of whomever owns the means to produce . In the case of Socialism , because the MoP are collectively owned by the working class , there is no owner nobody can claim ownership of what everyone owns , and you agreed with my statement before It doesn ' t make sense for everyone to own everything . You ' re right in pointing out that it means the same as no one owning anything . . Therefore , there is no possible way for anyone to ever own the MoP under Socialism because its something everyone owns . So , when talking about the democratic control of the means of production by the workers , it is not in the same sense that a man owns a house and therefore prevents and does not allow unwanted people to use his house we ' re talking about an entire class or in the case of Communism , literally everyone controlling the means of production because they use the means of production , and thus there is no longer the situation of the owners of the MoP being those who do not use the MoP . Furthermore , because I ' m fairly certain you ' ll end of confusing this point , no this does not mean that a farmer is allowed to just go in and mess with the controls in a nuclear power plant there would still be rules and regulations behind production and whatnot , such as qualification , but these rules and regulations would be in place for the benefit of all people , rather than just the bourgeoisie . Perhaps to help you with that last point , the ideas of the working class and the MoP are abstract , nonconcrete ideas they never refer to singular things , they are relative and context based . When we say the working class democratically controls the means of production , we of course mean within their specific working environment the farmers own the farms , the factory workers own the factory lines and so on . Here , the distinction for ownership is that these are all different parts of the same larger group the farmers and the factory line workers are all working class or in the case of classless society , they are all people , and therefore the working class own the means of production . Sorry if this is a bit wordy I felt that being this thorough might help explain this to you .