As a 19th century philosopher, Karl Marx had many accomplishments. When he was young, Karl Marx devoted the majority of his into philosophy and history. Later in his life, he became a Revolutionary and participated in a wide variety of political concerns. His ideas affected workers’ movements shortly after he passed away. This rise in publicity created a distinguished figure for Karl Marx and allowed his ideas to spread vastly. Soon his ideas began strong figures such as Vladimir Lenin, Mao Zedong and Leon Trotsky.
“From each according to his abilities, to each according to his needs.”
Another great point that Karl Marx emphasizes on is how capitalists misuse the power of having a work force under them. He explains how capitalists are wrong for keeping all the profit for themselves when their work force surely deserves more pay then what they receive already. The sense of alienation is also part of how capitalism is corruptive because if the capitalists have no more need for their employees, then they’ll simply dismiss them from the work force, leaving them with a great feeling of despair and feeling as if they do not belong. This horrible feeling creates fear in the employee’s heart and lets them think that not having their deserved rights is okay as long as they can protect their spot.
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Resources www.thefamouspeople.com/profiles/karl-marx-222.php
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