The bourgeois system now perceives the workers to be in one their weakest positions for hundreds of years, and has made its move by depriving the working class of all the concessions it previously granted.
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The bourgeois system now perceives the workers to be in one their weakest positions for hundreds of years, and has made its move by depriving the working class of all the concessions it previously granted.
A young American man expresses the political values of Adolf Hitler. After ethnically cleansing and exterminating millions of racially impure people from the lands surrounding Germany, Hitler then moved racially pure German citizens into these areas, occupying the homes of those who had previously fell victim to Nazi troops. The Concentration Camps of Nazi Germany existed to solve the problem of ‘diversity’ as Hitler perceived it. For National Socialists, ‘diversity’ is the root of all evil because it feeds into the non-racial ‘internationalism’ advocated by Marxism. As Nazism is an extreme form of capitalism in decay, Marxism naturally opposes such an ideology – as can be seen by the all-out war the Soviet Union pursued to finally crush it in Europe during WWII (at a terrible price in human life). Nazism continues the oppression of the working class, and prevents the working class within a particular country, linking-up with other chapters of the working class around the world, and over-throwing the bourgeoisie that exploits it. Hitler’s ruling elite represented nothing other than militarised adventure capitalism.
Black working class people must join with White working class people and over-throw the White bourgeois domination – not for limited ends – but for expansive universal achievements. Black and White working class people must unite to free the entire working class from its middle class domination.
Of course, Miller’s plays do not concern me simply because they are the product of the bourgeois mind, designed to entertain a bourgeois audience, and as such, are an ideological irrelevance to the working class, or its eventual emancipation.
This is the bare face of capitalism that cannot be ‘reformed’ away, or ‘compromised’ out of existence. Capitalism itself is the perpetual problem or root of this illness.
The movement of dialectical historical assessment, must always be in the direction of the workers, and away from their exploiters – the bourgeoisie.