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[40] Oj: Marx describes the
form, because it gives a sense of assurance to the people, a
plan of action. Yet, this sense of assurance is really a
false one. The form of a socialist or capitalist government
looks great on paper. The government provides jobs for the
people. It educates everyone to perform a task, moreover, it
enables men and women to provide for their families. The
content of the wealth is not so great to hear about. The
reality of the system is that all people do not have jobs,
all people are not able to provide housing and food for their
children. People work as peasants out on the privately owned
farmland of the rich owners for hardly anything at all.
People are still without homes, without food, children are
growing up poor. These are the reasons that Marx speaks
nothing of the content and substance of wealth. |
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