Marx: Look, it’s simple: put wage slaves in power and put lazy property-owners out in the fields (or kill them, sacrifice them to their capitalist god–whatever; their fat bodies arguably would best be suit fuel for a winter fire).
Marx: The bourgeoisie has stifled the working class far too long by entrapping them in factories, promising them a better tomorrow with the fall of the feudal system, forcing it to sell its labor for an unlivable wage, hindering them with taxes, poor living conditions, and long working hours. When the working class receives only a fraction from its labor while the oppressive bourgeoisie receives the remaining capital, skimming off the top like disgusting leeches, the exploitation only propagates into a worldwide phenomenon.
Marx: The proletariat lives to work; it is given a monotonous task of producing products for the bourgeoisie for all waking hours, and its status has been reduced to a commodity status. The class struggle only grows with its birth. The dirty swines will learn that they have brought about their own demise by thinking that tightening the chains around the proletariat's’ ankles and wrists will guarantee safety.
Marx: There are ten provisions for an equal society:
Abolish private property (no rent, no landlords)
Tax the hell out of the rich to prevent wealth/class stratification
Abolish inheritance rights
Confiscate all land from emigrants and rebels; they ain’t using it anymore
Banks will be controlled by the Government with State capital
Free public transportation
Reclaim ruined ecosystems and make them usable again
Everyone is required to work and will be given a job (unions; fair treatment)
Distribute people out more to eliminate urban and rural areas
Free education, and no child labor in factories (wtf)
Workers of the world, unite!
You have nothing to lose but your chains
You have nothing to lose but your chains
You have nothing to lose but your chains
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