Deutsches Heilige Land wrote:My question is this: why do you disagree with class collaboration? Why instead do you wish to destroy the bourgeois ? When both classes can be united to work together for the common good of the community.
I would say that true class collaboration is impossible; Decisions will always be made in the interests of capital, not in the interests of the community as a whole.
Promote a patriotic, nationalist culture where instead of mere employees, workers are viewed as equal to their employers based on a nationalist point of view? Where instead of exploiting them, they are treated with respect, and given a fair share of their dues.
If there are different classes based on ownership of the means of production, there is exploitation. For workers to be given a fair share of their views, then capitalist relations of production need to be abolished.
And where the owner is encouraged to do business locally and stimulate the local economy, transparent accounts?
I think you're being unrealistic here. While individual business owners may choose to do as you say, capital in general has globalising ambitions.
I agree this sounds unrealistically Utopian, however, isn't what Marx envisaged practically reliant on a sudden turning point where every human suddenly accrues mass benevolence?
No, that isn't what Marx envisaged at all.
Just asking why some of you disagree with class collaboration.
No problem.