Topic > Capitalism: A Love Story by Michael Marx - 1130

With the means of production becoming more efficient thanks to the introduction of modernization and technology, workers' jobs begin to be replaced by machines. The worker's skill no longer has any value to the capitalist, especially when the worker can be replaced by a cheaper machine, or when he can be replaced by the exploitation of cheaper workers or resources from another country. With capitalism's main goal being profit by any means possible; we see that one nation is not enough to contain this destructive force, so it extends to the entire world. When differences in age, sex, race, nationality, gender and any other distinctive social validity, the sobering consequence develops the very end of the capitalists and creates an indomitable globalized chaos caused by the force of productions and the greed of the