Is this not a fictional quote from the assassins creed games???

Oh wait, I missed the /s in the original post.

Well yeah the second part is a little suspicious, but the first makes sense. We intend to destroy bourgeois property relations not property as such.

Lenin would have never uttered idealist claptrap like that. He would not talk about the "importance of friendship over struggle." He would never claim "every single opinion matters equally." He would never say "Please stop" as an entire sentence.

This is a (bad) joke image attempting absurdist humor by stating the absolute opposite of what Lenin would actually say, both with regards to the conceptual content of the quote and to the style of prose, which reads like a tweet. It's in the same vein as a fake MLK-attributed quote that says something like "White moderates are our closest allies and we must always respect and defer to their concerns about people in our movement getting too uppity. Don't rock the boat by getting upset when they use the n-word as long as they don't pronounce it with a hard 'r' lol!" It's absurd at face value.

Edit: This comment may have come across as an overly harsh response to someone understandably asking for a source, and I did not mean it that way. It was not intended as a reprimand of anyone who might have been fooled into thinking this was a real quote, especially if they are interested in finding out what he really did say. To someone unfamiliar with any of Lenin's actual published thought, there's no context to make it readily apparent that this is a joke, and I was just trying to give that context.

It is not a real Lenin quote

I assume this is a satirical text considering the, for lenin, uncharacteristic opinion it portrays. Basically a meme like "power comes from the ballot box"- Mao the Dong

Therefore, no full text exist.