Dedicated to abolishing the power of the employer class and advancing human freedom, dignity, and collective self-determination.
Welcome
This site examines capitalism from the standpoint of workers and communities rather than employers.
Here you will find analyses of exploitation, labour law, ideology, unions, education, and workers’ resistance—often developed through multi-part series grounded in Marxian theory and practical experience.
If you are new to the site, the sections below will help you navigate major themes, core concepts, and ongoing projects.
Core Concept: The Money Circuit of Capital
Understanding capitalism requires understanding how money becomes capital and how capital expands through the exploitation of labour.
This page summarizes Marx’s exposition in Capital, Volume II, Chapter 1, and serves as a foundational reference for many posts on this site.
👉 [Read The Money Circuit of Capital]
I have also created a set of flashcards to understand better the money circuit of capital, both on Quizlet ( The Money Circuit of Capital Flashcards on Quizlet ) and on this blog (The Money Circuit of Capital: Flashcards in the Post).
Major Themes
These themes group together the broader tendencies of contemporary capitalism, the actions of workers, and the limits of reformist ideology.
Exploitation
The capitalist production of surplus value, domination at the workplace, empirical calculations of exploitation rates, and flashcard guides for understanding Marx’s Capital.
Employer Power & Authority
How management controls workers’ lives and workplace decisions.
Worker Resistance
Everyday struggles and conflicts, inside and outside unions.
The State and Capitalist Law
How legal frameworks support capital and limit workers and community members.
Reformism vs. Class Struggle
Critiques of union cliches, fair wages, and social-democratic illusions.
Ideology & Mystification
Education, propaganda, and how social relations are hidden.
The Abolitionary 