Anarchism is utopian idealism

Marxism identifies the need for a relatively protracted period of transition between the beginning of the social revolution and the accomplishment of a classless society which has eliminated government, money, etc. During this period, proletarians must learn to lead society, thus surpassing capitalism. Productive forces must also be developed enough to eliminate the risk of shortages from the masses. During this period, society’s division into classes must be practically overcome before the proletariat can avoid using a state revolutionary machine.

As Lenin taught: “…during every transition from capitalism to socialism, dictatorship is necessary for two main reasons, or along two main channels. Firstly, capitalism cannot be defeated and eradicated without the ruthless suppression of the resistance of the exploiters, who cannot at once be deprived of their wealth, of their advantages of organization and knowledge, and consequently for a fairly long period will inevitably try to overthrow the hated rule of the poor; secondly, every great revolution, and a socialist revolution in particular, even if there is no external war, is inconceivable without internal war, i.e., civil war…”

Actually Existing Anarchism Pt.1 (Makhnovist Ukraine)
Debate: Jason Unruhe vs. What is Anarchism?
Actually Existing Anarchism Pt. 2 (CNT-FAI Catalonia)