We are in a period when capitalism is experiencing in a dark way. The reality that we see when we look at the state of the world is not in a situation that consciences will consent to. The injustice in income sharing is increasing every day. Poverty grows as wealth grows, and poverty expands to the bottom as wealth contracts towards the tip of the pyramid. There is a charged resource transfer from the bottom of the pyramid to the tip.
It is an abstract concept we call the world. The supply is one, but the world is very. Different worlds are happening on the same supply. I guess the expression of our elders as people of different worlds has not been spoken for nothing. As we all know, we live in separate worlds. Some are forced to work at the maximum level of others in order to live at least. For some to have their worlds gaudy, some's world is nothing but nothingness. Unfortunately, the increase in waste while hunger increases is a reality of the capitalist world.
There is fever in the world of the vast majority to please the world of a small minority. In fact, history always tells us the story of them. History tells us that while the pharaohs spent their lives acting as masters over the silent majority, they built their graves by this silent majority during their deaths. The knowledge of the pleasure they felt while watching the great people of Rome chop each other in the arena still remains in the pages of history.
There is also the fact that Africa's underground diamond and its people above ground have moved to Europe to serve Europe's barons. Here lies the origin of the source on which today's capitalist order is established. This is the capitalist world founded by those who saw no harm in thousands of people sprinkling into the oceans while shivering so that the diamond would not be harmed. What happened in America is not much different. The only difference is that while slaves were transported from Africa to Europe, the master was transported from Europe to America.
As May enters, many aphorisms come about the sanctity of labor. Labor is sacred, but it must be the most sacred duty to ensure justice in the sharing of the value created by labor. Those who risk their goods in the production process, in which life is risked, take the whole cake, while those who risk their lives have to settle for the crumbs of the cake. Those who teach scarce resources are actually talking about what is left of their own resources. Unfortunately, the vast majority of people have to share the leftover resources of a handful of minorities.
How can the laborers be consented to this? This is where capitalism works. The minimum standard of living oscillates between hunger and satiety. Those who do not want to be involved in the loom are treated with hunger, while those who consent to the loom are hungry. Of course, what we call satiety here is not humane living conditions. However, the most important thing for a person is to lead a life worthy of his dignity and dignity.
The destruction of alternative production areas, unemployment, borrowing and changing consumption habits make people depend on this bench. We do not know how long this will continue, but neither humanity nor nature can bear this burden anymore. That is why the vast majority should stop waiting for the mercy of the small minority and take a step forward.