t compose the United States of America.
             Karl Marx wrote the Communist Manifesto in the cold winter of 1848. The Manifesto created complete new governments and ways of thinking among literally billions of people worldwide. The idea of Manifesto is quite simple: the state will control all money, property, industry, and transportation. The state will then evenly spread the population across the country and will give each person a job, mostly in the agricultural field.
             Marx would say that the United States is everything that the Manifesto is not. The bourgeoisie control everything in this country. Marx would be the first to quote the statistical analysis that the bourgeoisie control 95% of the country, while only composing of 5% of the population. Marx doesn't believe that the bourgeoisie should have control of 95% of the nation; he believed that the ownership of private property should be amongst everyone equally, with very little actual ownership.
             Marx would also continually repeat of a bourgeois control of production. The bourgeoisie are firmly in control of production. As an example, Bill Gates is so in control of the computer industry that he must attempt to prove that he does not have a monopoly. It is nearly impossible for any infant business to be able to compete within the already established market. Marx would say that our industries are too entrenched in their market share for any new companies to compete. The proletariat has no chance of competing with the bourgeoisie in the United States.
             Karl Marx would also say that the bourgeoisie has a firm control over the political spotlight in the United States. He would say to be a politician you would have to be well schooled, rich, know the right people, and owe a few favors to achieve a worthwhile position. Your social class placement decides the extent of influence within the political realm. The bourgeoisie have firm control over its candidates and act quickly ag...