Socialism: the problem and prescription's of Marx

[Rhyfelwyr]

A bit too much for me too dissect here but I think your on to something.

You know considering our different backgrounds it is scary how much we agree with each other!

If I may be so bold I think you omitted the fact that the one crowd who are not capitalists is the bosses themselves.

We see everyday there interference in politics and even there sacred MARKET.

Also they engage in monopolies and almost never price there products properly to really take account of there impact.

The very financial system itself which benefits from much of our common goods also seeks to dismantle them for our own use.

By bosses do you mean the top dogs (actual owners and their surrounding cabal), or more the lower-level bosses?

Certainly, I've heard a couple of different takes on the lower and mid-level bosses, the managerial class. Marx saw them as fairly insignificant, just an auxiliary to the bourgeoisie that existed for practical reasons. Others, like James Burnham, argue that managers have become a class unto themselves. I really must buy the Managerial Revolution to get more insight on that.