Dear John,
I am Karl Marx, it appears to me that you are feeling isolated in having lack of power in means of your generation. As a matter of fact power can make for a better society in a sense of everyone being treated as equals and have all peoples needs met. When you reference that “they say we stand for nothing” (Mayer 2006: “Waiting on the World to Change) you discuss alienation in a way that you feel you can not over come. To gain power brings attention to me, so I will tell you how to influence power among others. To replace alienation and extreme social class structure from society I believe that capitalism must come to an end to improve the situations and a socialist system would make all people equal and their needs would be shared. A good society is a set of establishments that empower its members to live together in equivalence with individuals and groups with differences such as interest and values to encourage similar power as those in high class societies. The institutions should prevent alienation and a lack of powerfulness by being co-operative rather than being competitive, …show more content…
Due to the fact of isolation in capitalist economy they gain more control over people because of wealth and power. In order for a better, equivalent society I would address the problems and be motivated by personal gain. The basis of every social order in every society is the production of economic goods. These products often determine the differences in peoples wealth, power, and social status. Different locations in the class structure often lead to different class interests as well as differing views express existing class relations and undermine the power and authority of the dominant
I am Karl Marx, it appears to me that you are feeling isolated in having lack of power in means of your generation. As a matter of fact power can make for a better society in a sense of everyone being treated as equals and have all peoples needs met. When you reference that “they say we stand for nothing” (Mayer 2006: “Waiting on the World to Change) you discuss alienation in a way that you feel you can not over come. To gain power brings attention to me, so I will tell you how to influence power among others. To replace alienation and extreme social class structure from society I believe that capitalism must come to an end to improve the situations and a socialist system would make all people equal and their needs would be shared. A good society is a set of establishments that empower its members to live together in equivalence with individuals and groups with differences such as interest and values to encourage similar power as those in high class societies. The institutions should prevent alienation and a lack of powerfulness by being co-operative rather than being competitive, …show more content…
Due to the fact of isolation in capitalist economy they gain more control over people because of wealth and power. In order for a better, equivalent society I would address the problems and be motivated by personal gain. The basis of every social order in every society is the production of economic goods. These products often determine the differences in peoples wealth, power, and social status. Different locations in the class structure often lead to different class interests as well as differing views express existing class relations and undermine the power and authority of the dominant