Was there a need for a dispossession policy in the 30s?

According to the plans for the procurement of grain during the five-year plans for the rise of the national economy, it was necessary to collect a certain amount of production for state needs, the sale of which provided an inflow of foreign exchange for the needs of industrialization. The dispossession of wealthy and middle peasant farmers was part of the ideological and economic policy of the USSR, which was carried out during the reign of Stalin. The “kulak” was a relic of capitalism, so the fight against it was inevitable during the development of communism under the leadership of Stalin.