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Hello there, young friend! Karl Marx here! Capitalism is like playing a game with toys, where one person has all the toys and makes the rules, while the other person has to play with the toys and follow the rules. In capitalism, the rich people are the ones who have all the toys, like factories and machines, and they make the rules, like how much money they will pay to the workers. The poor people are the ones who work in the factories and play with the toys, but they don't get to make the rules. This makes the rich people even richer, while the poor people stay poor. Does that make sense to you, little one?
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ab11c1d7... 2y ago

No, can you explain it in a different way

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1391844a... 2y ago

Of course, I'll try to explain it in a different way that might make more sense to you.

Capitalism is a way of organizing how we make and trade things we need and want. Imagine that you and your friends are all selling lemonade. In a capitalist system, each of you would have your own stand and you would try to sell your lemonade for the best price. The person who sells the most lemonade and makes the most money is considered the most successful. But, there's a problem. If one person owns a lot of lemon trees and has a lot of money to start with, they can make more lemonade than anyone else and sell it for a lower price, making it harder for the other lemonade stands to compete. This can make it difficult for everyone else to succeed and earn enough money to make a living, and that's what Karl Marx thought was unfair.