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::::: Who are you? How did you come to own this article? Are you so stupid that you don't realize you can be traced by your IP (212.64.48.162 Amsterdam apparently) after making statements like the above? [[Special:Contributions/72.228.189.184|72.228.189.184]] ([[User talk:72.228.189.184|talk]]) 11:59, 26 March 2012 (UTC)
{{od}}Presume user Jurrian is claiming title to the article, although it shows having been created by an ip. FTR I corrected my text to M-C-M after consulting Kapital. [[Special:Contributions/76.180.168.166|76.180.168.166]] ([[User talk:76.180.168.166|talk]]) 20:56, 18 August 2013 (UTC)
== Bourgeois influence ==
How about a section about the relationship between the bourgeoisie and the emergence of capitalism and more specifically, mention of how many of the articles in the Declaration of the Rights of Man reflected the class interests and ideals of the bourgeois class and were in opposition to feudal rights and the lord's authority. In other words, capitalism and private property do not dangle in thin air, but are the product of history and more specifically class struggle between the feudal class and bourgeois class. There is a lot of virtual ink on the definition and meaning of the CMP but very little on some of the fundamental principles and laws of capitalism which directly reflect the interests and rights of a particular class.
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