... that, "Governments could introduce social welfare legislation" and maintain a source concentrated political power (66). This very idea of government intervention into social welfare is reflected heavily in American government today. Yet, Marx saw how, "parliamentary democracy could provide the appearance of popular participation even while the economic basis of political power was becoming more concentrated," ( ... 66). Instead of social welfare policy Marx calls for a social and political revolution so that production and distribution is completely managed in common. Contrasting strongly...

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