Michael Heinrich: The bourgeois state: class domination on the basis of freedom and equality

Citizens in modern bourgeois societies are free and more often than not in the position to elect their own governments. Despite this, state rule is class rule. This however is not due to corrupt politicians. Rather, class domination is already inscribed in the freedom and equality of commodity owners. Nor is this contradicted by the fact that state-mediated class domination often goes hand in hand with imposing limits on capitalist exploitation. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xoHDL0nHimU SkriptaTV 3,97 mil suscriptores Organizacija: Centar za radni?ke studije (CRS) / Organized by: Centre for labour studies (radnickistudiji.org) 13.3.2014., 20h, Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences, Zagreb, Croatia Moderated by: Stipe ?urkovi? talk at [01:45 - 52:54] discussion at [52:55 - 01:44:27] Citizens in modern bourgeois societies are free and more often than not in the position to elect their own governments. Despite this, state rule is class rule. This however is not due to corrupt politicians. Rather, class domination is already inscribed in the freedom and equality of commodity owners. Nor is this contradicted by the fact that state-mediated class domination often goes hand in hand with imposing limits on capitalist exploitation. https://www.facebook.com/events/29477...