Karl
Marx made the case that the proletariats (the workers) will one day over through
capitalism, which will remove the bourgeoisies (the owners) out of their position.
There is a lot of reason made of why the proletariats need to over though
capitalism. One of the reasons made is that bourgeoisies get more money than
the proletariats, even though the proletariats are the ones who made the product
that the bourgeoisies are selling. The bourgeoisies pay the proletariats extremely
low wages; wages that came, at times, barley enough to support them to live but
ironically not enough to be able to buy the product that they made themselves. Works
can leave the company, possible for the owner to realize that he/she is unfair,
but if there is a large amount of people wanting the job, or any job, there will
be not change the bourgeoisie mind to give better wages, because there are
people that are willing to work for enough amount of money. In this case it
would be impossible for bourgeoisies to change the wages without them also
change the price on the products that are made. There was not there much detail
in class of why the proletariats do not come together and over through the bourgeoisies,
but is it a possibility that most of the proletariats are not willing to reach
for the chance of losing their jobs or going home without money to support
themselves. Although there has been changes done for the proletariats in some
jobs, such as receiving insurance for life, dental, or car, and some workers
get vacation days. Even though they are benefiting the workers, it does not
change the fact that they are receive low wages. It may be nice to get a
discount on some place, but how can someone say that they makes Iphone while
they have a flip phone.
I agree with most of the argument that you are making about why and how the proletariats need to work together to make a change, but I disagree with the thought about the bourgeoisies. I feel that the Bourgeoisies would easily be able to raise the wage of their workers without missing out on making profit on their products. They may make less, but they can handle it.
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