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This is not exclusive to what I said. All this "lowering of costs" is archieved by a reduced dependence on the working class. No struggle but the class struggl
by CamperBob2 1y ago
This is not exclusive to what I said. All this "lowering of costs" is archieved by a reduced dependence on the working class. No struggle but the class struggle.
Well, to the extent you're right, the capitalists are behaving rationally. What would Marx say about that?
- hobs 1y agoHe woulds say that when capital can no longer reproduce itself through productive labor that system must collapse or end in revolutionary transformation(aka probably a lot of killing). But you seem to be looking for some sort of political argument on top of corrupt and twisted logic, so I don't know exactly what you're looking for here.