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To the memory of the workers of ThyssenKrupp killed and sacrificed for the benefit of their company

from acute observer of the workers, an analyst at the end of the contradictions of the system, Karl Marx wrote this piece of rare humanity and intelligence in the third book of Capital:
"The capitalist mode of production, as on one side allows the development of the productive forces of social labor, the other pushes the economy of the use of constant capital (that means working and raw materials).
However, not only makes it indifferent to each other and strangers on the one hand the worker, which is the live work, or the other, the rational exploitation of the working conditions. In addition, in accordance with its nature full of contradictions, it extends to the means to save between constant capital and thereby increase the rate of profit the squandering of life and health worker and the worsening conditions of its own existence. Since the worker devotes most of his life in the process, the conditions of the latter are mostly the conditions of the active process of its existence, its own conditions of life; risaparmiare in these living conditions is a method of increasing the rate of profit, just as [...] an excess of work, the transformation of the worker in a working animal, is a method to accelerate the 'self-valorization of capital, the production of surplus value. The economy comes to the point of overcrowding workers in restricted environments, unhealthy, which is called with words capitalist economy of construction; amassing dangerous machines in the same premises, without proper means of protection against this danger; forget to precautionary measures in production processes that are generally harmful to health or the involves risks, such as mining and so on. Not to mention the lack of any human providence is intended to make the production process to make it more palatable or at least bearable. This from a capitalist point of view would be a waste unnecessary and foolish. "
K. Marx," Capital ", vol. III, Sec. I," The conversion of surplus value into profit.
Dedicated to the memory of the workers of ThyssenKrupp and died on the job!!

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