The Capitalist Is Like the Miser

There's a line here that i actually quite likes thinking oud again, the kind of coercive character of capitalist relations of production in exchange. In one way, there is a ruling class in a ruled class. But on the other hand, the constraints of competitive market places mean that people in the ruling class are forced to do what they do as well. There is like a kind of universal coercion, as we become appendages or organs of this. The monstrous thing, eh, the great quote from marks to cap off that that paragraph rite, the capitalist is like the miser. Instead of its being an idiosyncrasy tat's actually a part of the social mechanism. That's that's just