The Problems with Capitalism

What is the problem of capitalist capitalism? Capitalism is ruling of those who have little greed, possess property and those who have other people's labor. Like the children in the 1840's, what kind of life do you like? Interviews with children of the general working class will remind people. It is as follows: How old are you? - 14 years old. what is your profession? · Blanket maker. Have you worked at a factory? If so, how old are you beginning? - Yes, I am 8 years old. When you go to the factory for the first time, do you say the time of work?

The most advanced capitalist country is indeed at the time of collapse, but we deny that the problem may be capitalism. Capitalism is a system that we can use every science to prove their planet, but rich can persuade most of this for progress. It is like thinking that the problem is not fire by burning hands on a hot stove. Capitalism is the reason why there are six empty houses for all homeless people in this country, but thousands of people are still frozen. Capitalism is the reason we waste 40% of our food and kids die of starvation. Capitalism is the 200 cause of extinction today. Capitalism is the reason why we have to fight for the oil war in the Arctic Circle. Capitalism is the reason why your child died of the storm.

As a dog often biting people, we can say that we are in a relationship of capitalism and love and hate. This uses evil capitalism as the root of all problems of the present age, uses capitalism as our salvation, and helps infinite repetitive articles that make annoying desires a good capitalism. For more than a century, people have used Karl Marx's idea as opposed to capitalism. In particular, his analysis of capitalism and its role in ongoing civilized story. Please note that his analysis is separated from the distortion of his thoughts and the political appearance of corruption of the 20th century.

In the 20th century, it is necessary to solve the problem of Bonapartist or authoritarian state by further specializing the phenomenon "national capitalism". Marx's perception of "the need for proletariat's dictatorship" is the same as Bonaparte state capitalism. Therefore, the history of Marxism since Marxism is inseparable from the history of national capitalism, the problem of proletariat's dictatorship is inseparable in this history. In his criticism of the Gotha project (1875), Marx's subsequent legacy on Marxism was largely ignored.