Between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump -between traditional
Republicans and neo-liberals- there is no disputing the eternal wisdom
of the capitalist economic order- or rather disorder.
The driving force of the Bernie Sanders' presidential campaign is the perception among the American working class of unacceptable economic inequality. Karl Marx pointed out way back in the middle of the 19th century the reality of class struggle.
Talk about " civil war " in the Republican Party ? How close is this capitalist society to a much wider and horrendous civil war of antagonistic classes-unless the Bernie Sanders message sinks into the heart of the Democratic Party ?
The Democratic Party is also about to implode. How do you reconcile " political revolution " with the Wall St. status quo ?
The driving force of the Bernie Sanders' presidential campaign is the perception among the American working class of unacceptable economic inequality. Karl Marx pointed out way back in the middle of the 19th century the reality of class struggle.
Talk about " civil war " in the Republican Party ? How close is this capitalist society to a much wider and horrendous civil war of antagonistic classes-unless the Bernie Sanders message sinks into the heart of the Democratic Party ?
The Democratic Party is also about to implode. How do you reconcile " political revolution " with the Wall St. status quo ?
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