What will people force to work under the communism?

Stop with this meme quote. Here is the actual quote.
This quote wasn't even from Marx, Marx was quoting the French utopian socialists saying that "from each according to his ability to each according to his needs" describes the later phase of communism, or full communism. This does not occur immediately after revolution. Socialism is the intermediary stage between capitalism and full communism. Under socialism, the rule is "to each according to his contribution." Lenin famously said "He who does not work, does not eat." Under socialism, you would reap the majority of the fruits of your labor, returned to you in the form of higher wages and social programs such as education, housing, food, healthcare etc. A little bit is obviously not directly returned to you because of the costs of production and running and expanding the enterprise. However, this is still kind of returned to you as it keeps your job in existence. Eventually, when the productive forces advance and society begins to become more harmonious and self-governing, abundance can be produced with very little human labor. The state is eventually no longer needed and withers away. Communism is inevitable with the rise of labor automation. Think of full communism as essentially a post-scarcity society where so much is available and such little work is required to produce it that people can just produce goods to meet society's actual needs and not the artificial demand inflated by planned obsolescence and mass advertising. Essentially, when Marx said this he was describing full communism and not the intermediary socialist stage where there is still a state, some private ownership and some commodity production etc as society is still emerging from the capitalist mode of production and is still transitioning to socialism.

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Lenin disagrees.

You don’t understand the point.

Did the past leadership really reduce the session?

What point?