Where I grew up, all of society was divided into hostile, irreconcilable classes. One owned the means of production and through that ownership captured all of the value produced. The other class worked at productive labor, but had to sell their labor power to the owning class in order to do so. This caused all kinds of other problems for many years.
Where I grew up, all of society was divided into hostile, irreconcilable classes. One owned the means of production and through that ownership captured all of the value produced. The other class worked at productive labor, but had to sell their labor power to the owning class in order to do so. This caused all kinds of other problems for many years.
In hindsight, its fall was inevitable.