Well said. A big part of my dissertation focused on buisness cycles and how the repeated cyclical failures that are inherent to the capatilist economic model creates direct suffering for billions both by keeping the majority poor whilst making the same people repay for the inherent recessions and crashes. Capatilism is the problem, the system is broken, that's clear and observable to anyone with half a brain, it's the systems of power that maintain this quite obvious exploitation that need to be targeted. Ground up organisation of unions creating institutions that work for the majority once again. A strong political stance taken by the unions to demand/ put pressure on institutions and inturn the goverment to act on behalf of the workers and not the corrupt self serving financial elite.
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Red salute to Comrade Alan Woods
Wish you all good times with struggle
22:00 what a nice explanation of crises for dummies. Now I feel like an idiot for never getting it before. Thanks for the talk!
Well said. A big part of my dissertation focused on buisness cycles and how the repeated cyclical failures that are inherent to the capatilist economic model creates direct suffering for billions both by keeping the majority poor whilst making the same people repay for the inherent recessions and crashes. Capatilism is the problem, the system is broken, that's clear and observable to anyone with half a brain, it's the systems of power that maintain this quite obvious exploitation that need to be targeted. Ground up organisation of unions creating institutions that work for the majority once again. A strong political stance taken by the unions to demand/ put pressure on institutions and inturn the goverment to act on behalf of the workers and not the corrupt self serving financial elite.
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