Sartre and Nietzsche V Marx

Our discussion between Sartre, Nietzsche and Marx made it very clear to me that Marx is the oddball. While Sartre was in favor of the subjects having the freedom to choose where to work, the point supported Nietzsche more than Marx's theory. Nietzsche believed the weakness of the poor was the very reason they couldn't do anything about their situation. Marx's theory can only prove so much. In the end, communism has failed and is not a good example of what the people want. Nietzsche's theory captures the essence of what society is today. One can also argue that capitalism is the core reason this country has flourished. Although Marx might disagree, poor people have the ability to pursue upward mobility and that is what is so great about capitalism. The rags to riches stories exemplify the strength required to surpass other people in status. All of our great innovations have been a result of strong, authoritative leaders who made these innovations come to fruition. If these leaders were weak, iphones, cars, Microsoft, couldn't have been built or created. The end justifies the means. People have the will to change their present and future. Nietzsche and Sartre would agree.