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And thus it turns out that the capitalist obtains everything those thousand persons earned during their whole lives, they leaving nothing to their families.
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Victoria C. Woodhull
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gutenberg.orgAnd thus it turns out that the capitalist obtains everything those thousand persons earned during their whole lives, they leaving nothing to their families.
Woodhull argues that the capitalist system ultimately robs workers of their earnings and legacy.
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