The relationship of labour to the act of production within labour

"History calls those men the greatest who have ennobled themselves by working for the common good; experience acclaims as happiest the man who has made the greatest number of people happy." -Karl Marx

What redneck-dickheads & rightwing neo-cons don't understand is that feudalism & kkkapitalism institutes an unnecessary class war, which entitles land & resources to self-estimated patrons who've somehow elevated themselves above the populace. This is done in which resources & materials are not preserved, but exploited & used to enslave masses. With resources being what they are, we should then be in sighted to make available resources to all, but not at the expense of depleting said resources for extensive profit & social manipulation in terms of a select few to control the majority. We breach John Locke's, "As much as anyone can make use of any advantage of life before it spoils, so much he may by his labor fix a property in; whatever is beyond this, is more than his share, & belongs to others." We apply this same ideology with the founding of U.S. idioms & the writing of the U.S. constitution, yet it veers from said concept in terms of land allocation (or land being annexed from tribal peoples), towards the institution of slavery, the corruption of robber barons, illegal trusts, industrialization, Wall Street bankers giving themselves nearly $20 billion in bonuses as the economy deteriorates and the government spends billions to bail out some of the nation's most prominent financial institutions, etc.

Marxism isn't about raising guns against hierchal governments. It's about workers' uniting to protect their labor & acquire their fare share of resources for themselves. This is about the laborer, as Locke indicates, owning his own labor & the fruits thereof: "Though the earth and all inferior creatures be common to all men, yet every man has a property in his own person; this nobody has any right to but himself." When we exploit private property rights, then we exploit people. We become a serfdom & for which we create wars, conflict & commit atrocities towards one another. We move beyond our primitive need to survive, & seek out brutish desires to rape, murder & pillage to inflate class status & the ideology that we are "gods" among men. What happens eventually is that the laborer then rises above his oppressor in terms of thought & insight, therefore uniting with the rest of populace to institute the labor movement, while then overthrowing the select few that imposed their greed upon the majority.

"For it is clear on this presupposition that the more the worker expends himself in work the more powerful becomes the world of objects which he creates in face of himself, the poorer he becomes in his inner life, & the less he belongs to himself." -Karl Marx

The outcry against Marxism (or communism) isn't the basis of the sympathies of the U.S. patriot, but the vengeful hatred of Jamestown colonists wanting to continue genocide against allegedly "lesser" peoples, thereby wanting to further British monarchical rule to mismanage a land & assume property rights that they have no legal or rightful entitlement to except through which has been given (or stolen) via an evil organization, such as which concerning the Catholic church. Even Hitler said, “I absolutely insist on protecting private property… we must encourage private initiative”. In Europe, workers' parties have great portions of representation in government. Think about it...France has free health care, free college education & ensures that the rights & needs of its peoples are adhered to. Even in communist Cuba, which has a bad economy & is ridden with poverty, there is a better health care system than in the United States. Somehow that doesn't equate, unless you consider that insurance corporations, big business & other corporate entities are using health insurance, interest plagued credit, oil & dirty coal to use a an unspoken standard to back U.S. currency. What we're seeing in the U.S. is the government not afraid of its people, but the people being afraid of the government.

This same form of socialism that allows big business, industry & the select few to exploit the labor of the populace, while at the same time giving rise to a party or group to create a single-party state to subordinate self-interest to the interest of a nation or individual race, is known as fascism. And, of course, fascism..."It's been tried and proven that it fails...every time." In efforts to restore humanity & the earth to its needful place of hunter/gatherer status with the resources being protected & used to the benefits for mankind who remain civil & humane, we must eliminate kkkapitalism & the corporate rape of the laborer, while seeing to that those who are in starving & in need are not prevented from using their own labor to reap their fare share in terms of shelter & sustenance.