Abstract
The ideal of equality and freedom is important to our age. The idea that everyone is born equal, equal before God and under the law sets up the capable desire that everyone merits the same chance to impact the course of government. Communism and Democracy both grapple on the premises of freedom and equality for its natives. Marx trusted that in a communist state man will be able to engage in whatever occupation he sort for and would be free from alienation inherent in the capitalist society. Democracy on the other hand also tries to ensure freedom and equality to its population. The right to speak freely, affiliation and participation in government are all attributes of democracy. This paper tries to investigate the idea of freedom inherent in these two frameworks of government. Toward the end, the paper noted that the concept of freedom and equality inherent in both systems are burr. It is not clearly defined and it is almost not achievable.

2016040213,Freedom and Equality in Communism and Democracy: An Exposition pdf.