Capitalism is inevitably characterised by a steady swelling of the ranks of the proletariat as well as by an increasing pauperisation of the working class. This process continues unabated and ultimately a stage is reached when the working class driven to the wall as it were, rises and expropriates the expropriators, thus ending all time capitalist system. Revolution is thus the mid-wife of change.
The above statement reflects which of the following?

A. A neo-capitalist view of revolution

B. Stalinist view of revolution

C. Marxist view of revolution

D. Maoist view of revolution

Answer: Option C