The government's intended purpose, as simple as it could be made out, is to protect the rights of its people. Ironically enough, they fail to protect the rights of minorities. The government has built a following of like-minded, greedy, and corrupt individuals, allowing their power begin and remain unchecked. Where the proletariat is nothing but a pawn in the game of chess for their production, in which they are given possessions, equity, property, or to be an unconquerable bourgeois puppet. Case And Point, Elon Musk's relationship with Donald Trump serves as definitive evidence. Elon Musk was able to use his (unethically) gained equity to fund Donald Trump's campaign, because of Trump's known and verified plan to cut taxes for Elon Musk and the billionaire class. (Click Here for more information) Since the inception of modernized governments, there has always been a miscreant in positions that hold significant power. It is noteworthy that these individuals are not governing with intentions of protecting the people, but rather how positions of power can grant supremacy to the proletariat and peasants. Time after time we see the uneducated neighbor and equal mass elect a conniving businessman with intentions of benefiting from bourgeois funds and using this position of power to delude our susceptible and uneducated neighbors. A new order, a mutiny, an INSURRECTION is essential. An elected party of educated individuals that does not just contain the white man, but rather women, African Americans, Hispanics, Indigenous people, homosexuals, and transgender people should enforce a truly equal society where one is never trivial(See more here). For the workers, the proletariat, the government should not only protect the urban, rural, and suburban proletariat but should live inclusively with one another. To put one above another would do nothing but cause power inferiority and imbalance.
The relationship between the proletariat and the government depends on how much the bourgeois influences it. While I don't believe that the government is inherently bad and dehumanizes the proletariat, I believe a government that necessitates its basic functions with bourgeois equity is evil. It would be contradictory to support both the corporation and proletariat businesses, as corporate America has essentially a monopoly on any item that could be sold. To defend corporations would be to downplay and disregard small companies, and vice versa. The term "Kulak" could be applied to rich business owners, going forward with this, the USSR implicated a system in which Kulak business owners were forced to subsidize their land and business. The outcome of this was that the proletariat-owned small companies were able to thrive and flourish. A Kulak-esq approach could incentivize wealthier individuals to invest in local communities rather than fueling bougie corporate greed. The dominance of major corporations has led to monopolistic practices that stifle competition. By revisiting a system similar to the Kulak model, we could implement regulations that prevent corporations from consolidating too much power. If something analogous were to be enforced in say, America, corporations such as Apple, Microsoft, Google, and others would have a cap on their ability to earn money. These corporations, rake in billions to trillions of dollars yearly. Supporting small businesses often means preserving local culture and traditions. This is something dire to keeping citizens happy. Large corporations homogenize the market. If we are to revitalize local businesses, cultural diversity and unique community identities would thrive.
In modern-age Corporate America, the corporations with unfathomable income own essentially a monopoly on any specific product. The concentration of wealth and power in the hands of a few American bourgeois companies exemplifies the inherent contradictions of capitalism. These corporations, driven by the desire for profit, create monopolies that stifle competition, undermine the labor force and proletariat/small-owned businesses, and perpetuate economic inequality. As these companies consolidate their power, they continue to monopolize production and distribution, effectively sidelining small businesses and alternative economic approaches. The consumerist ideology that these corporations foster creates a culture of individualism, diverting focus from pressing systemic issues such as wealth disparity and labor exploitation. By cultivating a dependency on their products, these corporations have significant influence over societal values, reinforcing their hegemony. How to fix this? The answer lies in dismantling these monopolistic structures and redistributing wealth and resources. This requires nationalizing bourgeois industries, promoting worker cooperatives, and implementing policies that empower the working class. By challenging the capitalist power and advocating for collective ownership, we can begin to achieve an equitable society that prioritizes human welfare rather than relentless profit. Capitalism, particularly in the Amerikkkan current form, demonstrates a stark imbalance that severely affects workers and society as a whole. The drive for profit at the expense of all else leads to immense consequences for the proletariat class. The relentless pursuit of profit has resulted in the commodification of labor. Workers are often seen merely as resources to be maximized for output, this dehumanization removes their dignity and worth to the bourgeois, as they are seen as machines or slaves. In turn, companies may prioritize cost-cutting measures that often take the form of lower wages, reduced benefits, and lack of job security. Amerikkka's overwhelming dominance of large corporations has led to the erosion of labor rights and protection. As these companies consolidate power, they create and hold significant influence over legislation, often lobbying against regulations that would benefit workers such as wage increases, workplace safety laws, and unionization efforts. The environmental consequences of capitalistic practices further exacerbate issues for workers. The focus on profit maximization frequently leads to unsustainable practices that degrade natural resources and harm societies. Workers in industries vulnerable to environmental decline are faced with the burdens of health impacts, pollution, and climate change. The need for collective ownership and a reevaluation of our economic priorities has never been more critical.