The CCP's materialist theory of evolution holds that life evolved from matter, and that humans evolved from animals. Since it is a matter of evolution, living things occupy different positions and stages on the tree of evolution, and there must therefore exist a hierarchy of the advanced, the middling, and the backward. How, then, could the CCP possibly believe in the universal value of human equality? Thus, following the materialist epistemology that “existence determines consciousness,” the Communist Party practices a system of class hierarchy, or class dictatorship! This is precisely the conclusion of The Communist Manifesto.
Universal values recognize only the equality of all people. If all people are equal, then no “part” of the people—no faction or party—has the right to rule over the masses. Yet the CCP splits humanity into an antagonistic hierarchy of the “superior” and the “inferior,” claiming that the advanced class (the working class) and its advanced elements (Communist Party members) naturally possess the right to rule. This is contempt for humanity and is thoroughly reactionary. The CCP calls itself “the most advanced (excellent) under heaven,” and as a result everyone else is treated with discrimination as “middling” or “backward.” Universal values recognize only human equality, yet the CCP divides humanity into an antagonistic hierarchy of “superior” and “inferior.” When the CCP eliminates what it deems inferior classes or inferior populations, it is trampling on human rights.
The CCP seeks excuses for its trampling of human rights, invoking notions like “Chinese characteristics,” and even reaching into the Confucian doctrines of the Three Cardinal Guides and Five Constant Virtues to find justification for its privileges. All of this is futile, because one-party dictatorship violates basic human nature. Human nature seeks freedom and equality, and people wish to live as they choose, unwilling to be enslaved or oppressed. The CCP's attempt to monopolize all resources and enslave the people forever can never win the people's genuine acceptance. By their very nature, people cannot bring themselves to defend such a system—what they long for, far more, is to see it collapse as soon as possible.