Capitalism is an Oppressive Economic and Social System

Imagine a society where minorities absolutely control the public. In such a society, the main means for mass media and institutions to disseminate erroneous hopes and promises. Through mass media and publicity propaganda machines, the state of group thought and integration, in which a series of values ​​are executed, has been established so that a small number of people can profit at the expense of much. People think that such stories are only talked about in the distant novels, but the fact is that we live in such a society.

Ann Cudd explained the main power of economic oppression as a repressive economy and direct and indirect force. Capitalism and socialism are not repressive by themselves, but they "push themselves in a unique way." She stressed that the direct power of economic oppression restricts opportunities for external oppression, including slavery, apartheid, employment discrimination, group-based harassment, opportunity inequality, new colonialism and government corruption We define it. This allows a dominant social group to maintain and maximize its assets by deliberately using subordinates that are economically inferior. Through indirect force (also called oppression), "oppressed men are chosen to make personal choices and strengthen their own oppression." People oppressed face even what they must decide against their social interest, even against their own interests.

Although Marxists define capitalism through their repressive character, the liberal paradigm (not economic liberalism, or social liberalism) defines capitalism through the freedom created by the existence of a free market . Liberals tend to regard capitalism as a form of social organization instinctively passed down to all people entering society. Keynes (not a typical liberalist) is "a strong appeal for money describing the essential features of capitalism" as "dependenceism" - the manufacture and hobby of individual instincts "(Keynes 1932). Friedman (1962) defined capitalism from an external perspective as "a society with voluntary exchange". Spontaneous interactions required by the communist society are in contrast, the communist society controls (or tries to control) all the business activities through a centralized organization - the areas of economics and politics Complete integration