Capitalism differs from that of slavery and serfdom, in that capitalist domination is not over people, but only over property. But it is a form of property that is only useful if it buys domination over people.
Capitalism differs from that of slavery and serfdom, in that capitalist domination is not over people, but only over property. But it is a form of property that is only useful if it buys domination over people.
Capitalism differs from that of slavery and serfdom, in that capitalist domination is not over people, but only over property. But it is a form of property that is only useful if it buys domination over people.