For a World Beyond Capitalism: Perspectives and Action
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The Tax (Eco)System
Trees don’t grow to the sky! One of the most significant variations in size that nature offers (a phenomenon not even entirely natural, as it has been shaped by the deliberate process of artificial selection) is among domestic dogs: Humans have bred dogs for specific traits over thousands of years, resulting in a wide range…
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The Relationship Between Communism and Religion
The relationship between communism and religion has long been a topic of great controversy and misunderstanding. The common misconception that communism inherently opposes religion has roots in both historical misinterpretations and political agendas. In this examination, we will seek to clarify the nuanced interplay between communism and religious belief, and particularly focus on the distortion…
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Legal Penalties and the Wealth Gap
Injustice and Oligarchic Influence in Modern Governance In modern capitalist societies, fines stand as punitive measures against various legal infractions, hailed as essential tools for maintaining order and enforcing the law. However, this superficial examination fails to consider the underlying class struggle that the imposition of fines often exacerbates. The practice of levying fines without…
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MODERN Healthcare – A Profit-Driven Downfall
In the capitalist world, where profit reigns supreme, the healthcare industry has become a telling symbol of inequality and exploitation. The private medical services, insurance plans, and pharmaceutical products are not designed to heal, but to generate wealth for the oligarchy. They exist not to provide care but to cater to the rich, leaving the…
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Communist Transformation Failed to Resonate With the Largely Agrarian Populace of Early 20th-century Russia
At the dawn of the 20th century, Russia was a country undergoing tremendous change. This was particularly true in its urban centers, where the industrial revolution had led to a rapid increase in factory work and a corresponding decline in living conditions for the urban proletariat. As the urban population continued to grow, these problems…
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Copyrights, Licenses, and Patents — Shackles on the Human Spirit
From the dawn of time, there has been an undying spark within humanity — a thirst to craft, to revolutionize, to share. It’s the song of artists, thinkers, and pioneers; a melody woven into the very fabric of our shared narrative. Yet, in our modern epoch, this vibrant symphony is muted by an orchestrated triad:…
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How Women’s Lives Transformed in 1917 Russia
The Russian Revolution of 1917 was a pivotal moment in history that radically transformed Russian society and laid the groundwork for significant societal changes. While the revolution sought to address broader issues of class struggle and inequality, it also had a profound impact on the status of women. Before the revolution, women in Russia faced…
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Unraveling the Parallel: Comparing the Labor Market to a Slave Market
The labor market, a fundamental aspect of capitalist economies, is a realm where individuals trade their labor for wages or salaries. Despite being portrayed as a voluntary and empowering institution, there are disconcerting similarities between the labor market and historical slave markets. This publication aims to explore these parallels, focusing on how propaganda conceals the…
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From Merit to Mediocrity: Unpacking the Impact of Market-Oriented Education on Western Civilization
Education has long been heralded as the cornerstone of progress and the key to unlocking human potential. However, in recent times, concerns have grown about the decline in the quality of Western education systems and their impact on societal development. This publication explores the link between failing education systems and the perceived decline of Western…
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