a little longer: to Aristotle, the proletariat and the end of the property - mind is the following text portion of 1950
"If we offer the proletariat no real change in his work and life form and! it is not really free from his Proletarität, it is only natural that he with the utmost clarity, the uncertainty felt his root-and reserve-non-existence and increasingly urgent calls for compensation in the form that he is accustomed to being alone yet sicthtbar under these circumstances: in the form of mechanized mass care, leveling incomes through taxation, the highest wages and shortest working hours, the longest possible vacation udn the ruthless exploitation of the power of the naked number
What is going on then, Aristotle has been recognized in its 'politics' with all the clarity. He says that once the middle class in a democracy is too narrow, as the poorest of the now most numerous threaten to abuse their power. Translated into the language of our time, said this law of Aristotle's: the growing proletarianization means decreasing resistance to a policy of income smoothing and the further destruction of the middle class. More specifically: has the proletarianization exceeded a certain level, then run the claims that will put the proletariat in the rest of society, easy-to such a pressure on the Treasury and the monetary and credit system, that constant inflation pressure and positive tax less and less avoidable be. In the modern proletarian, the welfare state 'with its almost limitless programs, social security' and the , Full employment 'is increasingly prominent one fortgesertzte tendency to inflation (along with the permanent reduction in the purchasing power of money) and a fiscal policy that discourages them to own property to enjoy the fruits of the property and even to earn an income that formation of property allowed. While this trend discourages individual savings, can be the engine of state-organized society, more and more people, more or less adequate, stable feeding be 'left to fall through the state to tenants of the government. Bread and circuses: the history of the world has ever experienced a similar process "
Wilhelm. Roepke. The proletarian society. "The month", born in 1950
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