>"...wealth creation will increasingly be confined to those with capital, and things start to follow a Marxist logic. The middle classes (and their elected rep

>"...wealth creation will increasingly be confined to those with capital, and things start to follow a Marxist logic. The middle classes (and their elected representatives) will not let that happen." In the absence of real campaign finance reform, is the middle class really that empowered to "not let this happen" through their elected representatives? Those representatives, after all, are currently much more beholden to their financial masters--the corporations and its wealthier beneficiaries (executives, prominent shareholders) which provide large campaign donations. Not that it can't change. There are just a lot of steps between here and there.